Sentence examples for claim exists from inspiring English sources

A "claim" is simply defined as a "right to payment", but the definition goes on to make clear that the claim exists even if not yet reduced to a judgment or is otherwise contingent.

No conclusive evidence for this claim exists.

In August 2014 the law firm Whitfield Bryson & Mason LLP had begun investigating the problem to determine if any legal claim exists.

Only one other court, the 6th Circuit (Kentucky, Tennessee, Michigan and Ohio) has expressly decided that such a claim exists under the Age Discrimination in Employment Act.

CORRECTION: Scientists have studied the supposed "flaws" that anti-evolution groups claim exist in evolutionary theory and have found no support for these claims.

The raters, who were supposedly naive about graphology, even "discovered" in the data set the same associations that graphologists claim exist, such as ascending handwriting being linked to an optimistic personality (there is no scientific basis for this).

Whatever definition of democracy the Indonesian government claims exists in West Papua, it is not one that any of us would be familiar.

In his interview with the president last night, Charlie Rose asked Obama about the oversight he claims exists: "Should this be transparent in some way?" Obama's answer: "It is transparent.

A sentence was also amended which paraphrased the interview, suggesting Assange said "there was no need for Wikileaks to undertake a whistleblowing role in Russia because of the open and competitive debate he claimed exists there".

Isis has made efforts to project its so-called caliphate as blind to colour, ethnicity and nationality – in deliberate opposition to the discrimination it claims exists in the west.

Reality, it was claimed, exists independently of subjectivity (whether this is intended empirically or transcendentally).