Sentence examples for claim stemming from from inspiring English sources

She has filed a notice of claim stemming from the incidents.

That blowup in market value was potentially the largest single private claim stemming from the accident.

A former Bank of America employee who, in an elaborate scheme, helped to rob her own branch by showing up to work with a fake bomb strapped to her body has been charged with filing a fraudulent workers' compensation claim stemming from the incident.

This is not a claim stemming from patients simply being in denial about their illness.

Adjusting for differences in patient characteristics across physicians and analyzing physician specialties separately, we examined the association between a physician's average hospital costs in a given year and the probability of a malpractice claim stemming from an incident occurring in the following year.

The claim stemmed from Connecticut's 1662 charter, which stipulated that the state's western boundary extended to the Pacific Ocean.

The claim stems from an email exchange that references a conversation between Brian Fallon, a campaign spokesman, then a staffer at the DoJ.

But since her latest unemployment claim stemmed from a job that lasted mere weeks, she recently drew her final check of $340.

The claim stems from Oneidas' contention that New York State violated the Federal Indian Trade and Intercourse Act of 1790, which banned states from buying land from Indians without federal approval.

The drugs claim stems from the fact that she once represented a heroin addict in court: her party's argument that draconian court orders are not the only answer to troubled teenagers earned the 'yobs' charge.

China says its claim stems from 2,000 years of historical convention, but the Philippines and Vietnam, among others, dispute this.