Sentence examples for claims accordingly from inspiring English sources
Despite Canonical's claims of growing global "appetite" for its open source mobile alternative, it's not releasing any sales data for the devices, so judge those claims accordingly.
However, DWP General Manager Marcie Edwards added, "If it is determined that our equipment was involved in the start of the fire, we will evaluate the damage claims accordingly".
Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, writing for a conservative court majority, said the Federal Arbitration Act "mandates enforcement of agreements to arbitrate statutory claims". "Accordingly, the McMahons, having made their bargain to arbitrate, will be held to their bargain," O'Connor wrote in the case (Shearson vs. McMahon, 86-44).
This would require significantly more work, and may be beyond the scope of a reasonable revision of this paper, but at the very least the paper should address this issue in the Discussion and reduce the strength of the claims accordingly.
Claimant voluntarily dismissed Count V of Statement of Claim, and, accordingly, Respondent McWane was dismissed with prejudice.
Accordingly, claims for exemptions in the name of ceremonies and doctrine can be granted as a matter of reciprocal good will, but the state is not compelled to grant them if the burden placed on the claimants falls short of displaying a lack of "equal concern for them".
His claim about Galileo accordingly was more likely just presumptuous, and not dishonest.
The subjectivists accordingly claim that attributes are what the finite intellect perceives of substance as if constituting its essence.
But in De Doctrina Christiana, after abandoning the skeptical position, Augustine redefines the sign accordingly, claiming that "a sign is something which, offering itself to the senses, conveys something other to the intellect (Signum … est res praeter speciem quam ingerit sensibus, aliud aliquid ex se faciens in cogitationem venire) (Augustine De doctr. chr. II 1, 1963, 33).
Many have reoriented their own spiritual outlooks and practices accordingly, claiming it has made them deeper Christians, Jews or secular self-improvers.
The authors should acknowledge the prior work of Faure et al (2012) and Andreani et al. (2013), and they should modify their claim to novelty accordingly.
