Sentence examples for claim for additional from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the Douglases' claim for additional damages was refused and the £14,500 they were awarded would hardly even pay for their flights.

"But any claim for additional resources in the current climate, in any climate, has to be based on hard data and evidence about where a shortfall is and what we need to do to address that shortfall".

"But any claim for additional resources in the current climate, in any climate, has to be based on hard data and evidence about where a shortfall is and what we need to do to address that shortfall". Might she make a great fuss if the CQC's current analysis of its resource needs produces such hard evidence?

Yet now the industry regulator, the Office of Rail and Road (ORR), is set to give the go-ahead to one of three competing claims for additional services on the line from London to Edinburgh.

Facing numerous political obstacles, Brooke, using the Freedom of Information Act, tenaciously pieced together the accounts of receipts and credit slips detailing MPs' claims for "additional costs allowances" – from soft furnishings to the infamous floating duck island – that cost many of them their jobs and which has transformed the parties' election agendas.

In their PPP concession agreements with the government, SPVs typically agree to very strict limits on making any claims for additional payments from the government for construction cost or time overruns.

The new system inadvertently flagged thousands of claims for additional review, Levy said, creating a logjam in the already taxed system.

It was brought to the attention of the researchers that since 2007 the central government issued a directive for the district councils to self finance COBET programme; the implementation of which was to mix all children together so that the same primary school teachers could teach both children without claiming for additional payment as they get salaries.

My claim for an additional $900 has been denied.

Mr. Webb, who is defending the stock exchange against Mr. Grasso's claim for the additional $48 million, is expected to argue that Mr. Grasso waived any claim he had on the money when, in an attempt to save his job, he told the stock exchange board last September that he would give up future payments.

However I would be wary of accepting any arrangement whereby they claim the amount outstanding would still be shown on your credit file, as this may leave you in a position where they make a claim for the additional amount at a later date.