Sentence examples for claim derived from inspiring English sources

By this original bill the United States prayed for a decree enjoining all persons, including those asserting a claim derived from the State of California, from trespassing upon the disputed area.

This claim derived from his father's mother, Amicia, sister of Robert IV (died 1204), the last Beaumont earl of Leicester, whose lands had been divided between Amicia and her younger sister Margaret, countess of Winchester.

In addition, only a small percentage of third country nationals can claim derived rights as family members of Union citizens, as employees of Community based providers of services providing services in another Member State, or as beneficiaries of the differential and partial rights entailed by the Association and Co- operation agreements concluded by the European Community and third countries.

In its lawsuit, Micron accuses Rambus of trying to collect royalties based on a patent claim derived in part from Rambus' involvement in an industry standards-setting group.

What's fair about equating a current shareholder and bondholder claim derived from money lent, with an unquantifiable litigation claim for a near perpetual time period for future medical, legal and hypothetical expenses.

The first of these countsGeoffreybecame duke of Normandy in 1144 and his successorHenryadded Aquitaine by virtue of his marriage to Eleanor of Aquitaine in 1152 and became king of England in 1154 by successfully pursuing a claim derived from his maternal grandfather, Henry I of England.

Mr. Guaidó's claim derives from a creative interpretation of a constitutional provision, rather than from popular will or the due process of the law.

Thus, to the extent that 1-800's secondary-liability claim derives from keyword use by Goggans and McCoy that did not generate ads containing the 1800CONTACTS mark, there is insufficient evidence of direct infringement.

Rosen's claim derives some of its plausibility from the fact that he uses examples, such as the funny and the constitutional, where our pre-theoretical attachment to a realist view is very weak: it may be that the judgement-dependence of the funny doesn't undermine our sense of the objectivity of humour simply because the level of objectivity we pretheoretically expect of comedy is quite low.

Just to be clear, this joint claim derives from them both sharing the same doctrinal foundation: ʿAbd al-Wahhab's key text, The Book of Monotheism.

But Benedict, who had maintained his claims against three Roman popes (Boniface IX, Innocent VII, and Gregory XII) and two antipopes whose claims derived from the Council of Pisa (Alexander V and John XXIII), refused to yield to Pope Martin V, who was elected in November 1417 to achieve unity.