Sentence examples for claim proceeding from inspiring English sources
No law imposing restrictions, requirements, or penalties in relation to the employment of persons, the performance of services, the payment or receipt of compensation in connection with any claim, proceeding, or matter involving the United States applies to members of the Committee solely by reason of their membership on the Committee.
Thereby virtue ethicists claim that a human life devoted to physical pleasure or the acquisition of wealth is not eudaimon, but a wasted life, and also accept that they cannot produce a knock-down argument for this claim proceeding from premises that the happy hedonist would acknowledge.
Eventually, only the state's public nuisance claim proceeded to trial.
Lawyers acting for the campaigners said they welcomed the decision "to let the claim proceed in the public interest".
Their claims proceed from the position of raw power, not constitutional language.
If the judge lets any of the claims proceed, the plaintiffs still must prove that their medical problems were at least partly the result of head hits sustained in the N.F.L.
Sometimes additional liens are filed by other creditors behind the lender's first lien — but these creditors assume subordinate positions and would be able to claim proceeds in a liquidation only after the holder of the first lien has been paid off.
His insurer has accepted liability and the claim is proceeding fine.
Lower federal courts had dismissed Mr. Masri's civil lawsuit, reflexively bowing to the administration's claim that proceeding would compromise national security.
Thus, the survivors' legal claims are proceeding to trial.
According to The New York Times, "a group of archaeologists and anthropologists from the National Academy of Sciences — including Robert McCormick Adams, a former leader of the Smithsonian" wrote to the head of the Smithsonian Institution, G. Wayne Clough, on 5 April 2011 claiming that "proceeding with the exhibition would 'severely damage the stature and reputation' of the institution".
