Sentence examples for claim permitted from inspiring English sources
The company based a portion of the promotion of the men's vitamins on a qualified claim, permitted by the Food and Drug Administration, that selenium may reduce the risk of certain cancers, the spokeswoman wrote.
Enrolling at Vienna's Academy of Fine Arts in 1940, she soon found herself locking horns with a politically cowed faculty that, she later claimed, permitted her to paint nothing but peasants in the approved social realist style.
Extensive trade secret claims permitted under TSCA have exacerbated both the data and safety gaps.
The USRDS incorporates demographic information, Medicare claims (permitting claims-and procedure-based diagnoses to be captured), and baseline health status information from the CMS Medical Evidence Form (CMS 2728) which is completed at the time of dialysis initiation.
NVNB claims, permitting dispute resolution proceedings for breaching the "spirit" of a trade agreement could both support and undermine CEAP, depending on the undertakings made about it at the time such agreements were entered.
No one is advocating that false or inaccurate claims be permitted.
No other PRO claims were permitted in the US for the products reviewed.
For example, both whole-grain and fibre claims are permitted on food labels, despite the fact that the definition and measurement of each varies among nations and is neither perfect nor precise.
Skype and Fring, for example, claim to permit phone-to-phone video chats, even when you're not using Wi-Fi.
There will be occasion to mention non-voluntary euthanasia — instances of euthanasia where a person is either not competent, or unable, at the time to express a wish about euthanasia and has not previously expressed a wish for it — only when consideration is given to the claim that permitting voluntary euthanasia will lead via a slippery slope to permitting non-voluntary euthanasia.
Nor is there evidence to support the claim that permitting doctors to participate in bringing about the death of a patient has harmed the doctor/patient relationship.
