Sentence examples for claiming proceeds from inspiring English sources

Florida's attorney general sued a company that makes a Michael Vick dog toy, claiming proceeds from the sale were never donated to animal shelters as promised by the company.

She kept him as far from Antony as possible and claimed proceeds from Judaea's most lucrative natural resources.

Sometimes additional liens are filed by other creditors behind the lender's first lien — but these creditors assume subordinate positions and would be able to claim proceeds in a liquidation only after the holder of the first lien has been paid off.

According to The New York Times, "a group of archaeologists and anthropologists from the National Academy of Sciences — including Robert McCormick Adams, a former leader of the Smithsonian" wrote to the head of the Smithsonian Institution, G. Wayne Clough, on 5 April 2011 claiming that "proceeding with the exhibition would 'severely damage the stature and reputation' of the institution".

If any are, their appearance in Google's archives is likely to bring long-lost copyright owners out of the woodwork to claim the proceeds.

Hawass, who is a confidant of the Mubaraks and has yet to lose his job, was roundly attacked for profiting from Egypt's heritage, though he claims all proceeds go to charity.

Without any public information on Snowden's exact whereabouts, and his suspected weariness of communicating over the web, it's unclear how he would claim the proceeds of the Crowdtilt campaign.

Creditors forced a liquidation sale in 2004 and the Pakistani government claimed the proceeds because the home had been bought with money obtained through corruption.

If the judge lets any of the claims proceed, the plaintiffs still must prove that their medical problems were at least partly the result of head hits sustained in the N.F.L.

Lawyers acting for the campaigners said they welcomed the decision "to let the claim proceed in the public interest".

Thereby virtue ethicists claim that a human life devoted to physical pleasure or the acquisition of wealth is not eudaimon, but a wasted life, and also accept that they cannot produce a knock-down argument for this claim proceeding from premises that the happy hedonist would acknowledge.