Sentence examples for claiming for work from inspiring English sources

Title: Conservative MP for West Worcestershire, chairman of the 1922 Committee of backbench MPs, an influential body in the Conservative party Stands accused of: Claiming for work on his helipad and receiving thousands of pounds for gardening bills.

Still, his qualities as a writer are obscured by the need of his admirers to claim for his work impossible virtues.

She is also accused of falsely claiming for boiler repairs and work on her conservatory.

In such cases, to sign your name is to claim credit for work you didn't write, i.e. to lie.

The documents disclosed that David Miliband, the Foreign Secretary, received a final demand for an unpaid council tax bill and Andy Burnham, the Health Secretary, claimed £2,245 for work on his bathroom.

We did not intend to claim credit for work carried out by the author of the original publication.

The German and Dutch social insurance systems differ in many aspects, but both require a medical statement about functional capacity in cases of claims for work disability benefit.

It is the nuclear Greek tragedy, setting the norm in a way that cannot be claimed for any other work, not even the Oresteia.

Thus, a retrospective study of 74 (33 female and 41 male) patients who claimed compensation for work-related shoulder injury was designed.

One worker named in the court papers, George Avary, contended that a month after he filed a claim for work-related carpal tunnel syndrome last October, the railroad told him that he had to provide a blood sample.

The study population consists of workers who file claims for work-related back injuries or carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) in Washington State.