Sentence examples for anticipated claim from inspiring English sources
The $300 million gain that Reliance will realize from the sale will help increase its capital -- its investment holdings minus its anticipated claim payments -- to $1.7 billion from $1.2 billion at the start of 2000, Mr. Freiberg said.
" Because the record contains clear and convincing evidence that the production of PHC anhydrate in accordance with the '196 [original Ferrosan anhydrate] patent inherently results in at least trace amounts of PHC hemihydrate, this court holds that the '196 patent inherently anticipates Claim 1 of the '723 patent……" It will be recalled that in US legal terms inherency means invariably or inevitably.
In the papers filed yesterday, the government notes that it anticipates claims for the ring by only three parties: Crawford, Chalano and Michael Robinson.
-Munich Re anticipates claims in excess of $910 million.
The performative alternative is to imagine and try to create a better world by anticipating, claiming, and appealing to others that it should be so.
The tax software he'd used at the time only allowed him to enter seven figures in the loss column (not unreasonably, it had probably not anticipated anyone claiming nine-figure losses), so he had added the first two digits with an I.B.M. Selectric typewriter.
Perhaps, they also thought that insulin use was less traumatic then they initially anticipated as claimed by the diabetes patients in Phillips (2007) [ 27].
This kind of argument is anticipated by Williams' claim that the issue is whether there are both internal and external reasons, or internal reasons only (1979; see also Schroeder 2007b).
But even as lawyers anticipate more claims, they say it will not be easy for employees to prevail.
Anticipating such claims, undercover agents in Mr. Mohamud's case offered him several nonfatal ways to serve his cause, including mere prayer.
The European floods sent shares in reinsurers Munich Re and Hannover Re down by about 2.5 percent on Monday, with markets anticipating big claims from property owners once the waters recede.
