Sentence examples for avoiding claims from inspiring English sources

Those who consider PH as later often do so because they think it shows greater philosophical sophistication, either by avoiding claims that a certain matter cannot be known (sometimes described as negative dogmatism), as found in M 1 6 and M 11, or by streamlining discussions from M 7 10 (Bett 1997; Brunschwig 1980; Vogt 2012a, ch. 6).

Insurers don't make money paying claims; they make money by avoiding claims or refusing the pay them.

Financial worries can be an additional cause of stress following a cancer diagnosis, and fear of stigma can lead to patients avoiding claiming the financial benefits they are entitled to [ 52].

Riley checked himself into an asylum and declared himself insane to avoid claims from his clients.

Some universities prohibit faculty involvement with speaker bureaus to avoid claims of marketing.

Among the latter, he said, was the need to avoid claims on church property by priests' offspring.

Officials decided to hold detainees offshore at Guantánamo precisely to try to avoid claims from victims for conduct the officials knew was illegal.

"People should sit tight and avoid claims handlers, who'll charge a large fee for doing something you could do yourself," said Vicary-Smith.

The CAS ruling stated that the IOC's only way of bringing in such a sanction was to have it agreed as part of the World Anti-Doping Code, to avoid claims of 'double jeopardy'.

Both sides could avoid claims that they were increasing taxes, as this initiative would simply turn a tax cut for the wealthiest families into a refundable tax credit for tens of millions of families.

Johnson and Cloonan avoid claims of direct causality, but they refuse to rule out links between violence in music — in terms both of lyrical content and of raw decibel impact — and violence in society.