Sentence examples for claimed to decide whether from inspiring English sources
San Diego has 48 hours from the time Bell was claimed to decide whether to work out a trade for the three-time All-Star, allow him to be claimed or pull him back from waivers.
People with claims had to decide whether to accept an early, assured payment from the fund or take their chances in the courts, possibly facing legal hardball tactics, delays and the risk of losing.
"The law does not permit a health insurer to agree to provide coverage and then wait until a claim comes in to decide whether to pay for the medical care a policyholder needs," he said in a written statement.
The union claims the new system to decide whether the case will be handed to one of the 21 new community rehabilitation companies will take at least 45 minutes.
5.17pm: William Green, from the Journal, says Stephen Byers claims Labour MPs will have to decide whether Brown's a winner or a loser.
As to the § 271 claim, I choose not to decide whether International's technical statutory defense has merit.
It is then the job of patent examiners -- another patent-related job performed by trained scientists -- to decide whether the claimed invention is sufficiently novel and inventive to be granted a patent.
The tests would be used by the Department for Education to track how much progress a child had made, she said, claiming that this would be used to decide whether the child's teacher gets a pay rise or goes into a capability procedure.
To protect against baseless claims or lawsuits that will result in little real benefit to the company, the law requires that shareholders, before filing a claim, must ask the board to decide whether to proceed with the case.
A spokesperson for the New Zealand ministry of foreign affairs said it would be up to the courts of New Zealand to decide whether the claim for damages was enforceable.
A spokesperson for the New Zealand ministry of foreign affairs said it would be up to New Zealand's courts to decide whether the claim for damages was enforceable.
