Sentence examples for claimants won from inspiring English sources

He discovered that at least 300,000 claimants won their tribunals when they appealed.

In cases of employment and support allowance, 58% of claimants won on appeal.

Mr. Bran pointed to three arbitration cases against the firm decided recently in which claimants won no money.

Pip claimants won in 60% of cases from July to September 2015, up from 56% in the previous quarter.

If claimants win under the new system, the tribunal will ask the employer to pay the fees as part of the compensation, but as Raven has experienced, it isn't always easy to get the money, even when it has been awarded.

The award will say who won, and if the claimant won, how much.

The best part of arbitration is collection — if the Claimant won, that is.

Most go only to an interim hearing, at which the claimant wins an injunction or the newspaper the freedom to publish.

While Brooke noted that the Bonnard test was inflexible, he also considered the distinction between defamation and breach of confidentiality; while "confidentiality, once breached, is lost for ever", if a defamatory statement is taken to trial and the claimant wins, he or she is vindicated and suffers no lasting harm.

The claimants had won the awards in arbitrations before the National Futures Association, including an award of $15 million for Robert Elliott, the largest ever won by an individual in a futures industry arbitration.

Even if Hall had filed a discrimination claim, such suits are harder than ever for claimants to win.