Sentence examples for claim represents a from inspiring English sources

A claim represents a demand by a customer for damages beyond the value of the tire itself.

The patchwork of saved spaces that voters can claim represents a series of small but important victories.

Where the basis for the hardship claim represents a continuation of the hardship claimed in the application for T nonimmigrant status, the applicant need not re-document the entire claim, but rather may submit evidence to establish that the previously established hardship is ongoing.

Analysts and American intelligence officials, bruised by their experience in Iraq, say they are uncertain whether Mr. Ahmadinejad's claim represents a real technical advance that could accelerate Iran's nuclear agenda, or political rhetoric meant to convince the world of the unstoppability of its atomic program.

One chapter for the victims has closed, but bringing a civil claim represents a difficult and potentially painful new one.

The continuing row over a controversial new Hungarian media law, which its critics claim represents a full-scale assault on press freedom, inevitably overshadowed the launch of Hungary's first ever six-month term in the European Union presidency.

Phrases were written and rewritten all night, with a view to creating a document that both sides could claim represented a victory, which they did shortly after the approval.

It is not clear whether higher rates of self-report in the absence of a claim represent a greater tendency among minorities to "over-report" across many procedures or whether these findings represent suboptimal Medicare billing by providers who serve minorities.

The recovery vehicle, it may be claimed, represented a danger to other cars.

In my view but not only mine these claims represent a serious case of wishful thinking.

"Sick people with legitimate claims represent a tiny fraction of the claims being brought," said Lester Brickman, a law professor at Yeshiva University who has studied the issue.