Sentence examples for claiming harm from inspiring English sources

Only one Palomares veteran they knew of had succeeded in claiming harm from radiation, and it took 10 years, at which point he was bedridden with stomach cancer.

Their decisions could have financial consequences for many users of diesel engines, particularly in lawsuits claiming harm.

A plaintiff claiming harm must prove that that harm is not "speculative and hypothetical".

The companies say they have a generally safe record in treating a difficult disease and are fighting lawsuits in which some patients claim harm.

"Presuming the plaintiffs have no Seminole Indian blood," the lawyers wrote, "they cannot legitimately claim harm from exclusion of funds to which they are not entitled".

Friday's ruling clears the companies to sell unbranded products at least until the trial ends, though the judge left the door open for Macy's to come back and claim harm once there is actual sales data.

The law defined pornography as a civil rights violation against women, and allowed women who claimed harm from pornography to sue the producers and distributors in civil court for damages.

Bishop DiMarzio, 64, attributes his passion on the issue to a fervent belief that the diocese, and the social services it provides, would be at risk if people now in middle age were to claim harm by priests who died long ago, for which the church could be liable.

The fact that global warming is a planet-wide phenomenon will make it difficult to establish how much these companies are contributing to the claimed harm.

Country A may claim its policies help the rest of the world, while country B may claim harm.

The amendment defined pornography as a civil rights violation against women, and allowed women who claimed harm from pornography to sue the producers and distributors in civil court for damages.