Sentence examples for acceptable claims from inspiring English sources

He has since agreed to repay some gardening expenses after Sir Thomas Legg set the retrospective level of acceptable claims for gardening at £1,000 a year.

He has repaid £910 after Sir Thomas Legg in October, who set the retrospective level of acceptable claims for gardening at £1,000 a year.

These, though vague and hardly the basis for a well defined position, were in themselves perfectly acceptable claims.

No tire company is willing to say in the abstract what an acceptable claims rate is, partly because there is no standard definition of a claim, and partly because some claims are more serious than others.

12. 'Claims Commissions' are good, but the list of acceptable claims should include fraudulent lending and inappropriate contract changes -- and they shouldn't be limited to defaulting homeowners.

3 Acceptable claims for intestinal health may include functional claims (improved transit time, softer stool consistency, reduction in gastrointestinal discomfort, defense against pathogens).

Shockingly, David Cameron thought it acceptable to claim this week that my decision not to run for the Labour leadership was because my husband, Ed Balls, "stopped [me] from standing".

What counts as an acceptable existence claim is relative to the actual science.

Thus, it is acceptable to claim that the change in cellular internal energy (dU) can be neglected.

In other words, sound statistical conclusion validity does not lead to an acceptable causal claim unless it is supported by a compelling causal mechanism that has been clearly articulated and taken into account in the design of the study.

The example Mill uses is in reference to corn dealers: he suggests that it is acceptable to claim that corn dealers starve the poor if such a view is expressed through the medium of the printed page.