Sentence examples similar to claiming end from inspiring English sources

Fourth, migration-related factors, i.e. families' history of migration, their different ethnic origin and religion, functioned as additional sources of hope and influenced families in claiming end-of-life decision-making power.

He did not, as it has been claimed, end up in an insane asylum, though his drinking may have been an expression of what Soviet citizens called "internal emigration".

Files are backed up automatically and Payne claims end users can restore files themselves in most cases.

What many investors don't realize is that the vast majority of medical malpractice claims end in the physician's favor.

But the Zong's insurer didn't buy Collingwood's story and in 1783 his damages claim ended up in a London court, not as a murder trial but as a civil insurance case.

The auditing process, these critics claim, ends up catering more to the brands involved than the workers toiling on the line..."...

The conflict – which Rahmaan claims ended in a member of staff asking him and a friend if they were "sure the money's not going to ISIS" – led to two police officers showing up at his house.

But Gillibrand's fact sheet on the issue notes that all claims end up on the desk of the victim's commander, "who becomes the sole decision maker over whether a case moves forward".

He says it ends this September, while Westbeth claims it ended last September.

However, the Tories are expected to criticise such an approach claiming that ending round-the-clock deterrence would invite a pre-emptive attack on Britain.

COLTS CLAIM RICE FOR DEFENSE The Colts claimed defensive end Simeon Rice off waivers, expecting him to fill in for the injured Pro Bowl end Dwight Freeney.