Sentence examples for anticipated claims from inspiring English sources
Israel shall provide the Palestinian Authority with the information it has regarding pending and anticipated claims brought before any court or tribunal against Israel or the Civil Administration in this regard.
In a letter to the White House drafted on Tuesday by Representative Carolyn B. Maloney, a Democrat representing parts of Manhattan and Queens, more than 20 New York lawmakers demanded that the administration hold off on pulling the money, saying that an actuarial review was needed to reach a projected cost of current and anticipated claims.
The company said the expected membership decline reflected a realignment of its 2009 premium and benefit structures to correspond with anticipated claims.
They would like to assure that anticipated claims payments do not bankrupt the fund; and they may also want assurances that the fund does not exceed a certain value.
Artl provided additional materials to rebut other anticipated claims of abuse. .
Before the district court, BN argued that this system anticipated claim 11 of the '411 patent.
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.
" 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.
The district court concluded that none of the prior art references anticipated the claims of the '411 patent under 35 U.S.C. § 102 (1994) or rendered the claimed invention obvious under 35 U.S.C. § 103 (1994).
