Sentence examples for claimant from from inspiring English sources

Another is whether continued government possession would prevent the claimant from working.

The effective-vindication rule asks whether an arbitration agreement as a whole precludes a claimant from enforcing federal statutory rights.

Or they might prevent the claimant from offering the necessary proof to prevail, as in my "no economic testimony" hypothetical— and in the actual circumstances of this case.

Lawyers for the claimant, from Purley in Surrey, will seek compensation from the Met for injury to feelings and aggravated damages.

The report cites John, a claimant from Camden, who captures the sense of disbelief and anger at what the report argues amounts to a new Poll Tax.

He helped to restore the deposed King Henry VI (1470) and later (1485) to secure the English throne for the last surviving male claimant from the house of Lancaster, Henry Tudor, Earl of Richmond, afterward King Henry VII.

The cut applies to new ESA Wrag claimants from April 2017.

Previously, they were eligible for twice their losses, as are claimants from other industries.

There's nothing new about the attempt to divide "benefit claimants" from deserving working people.

ESA replaced incapacity benefit, income support and severe disablement allowance for new claimants from October 2008.

The support group component also exempts ESA claimants from the benefit cap.