Sentence examples for claims applications from inspiring English sources
Weekly jobless claims applications have fallen about 9 percent since November and are now at a level consistent with a healthy economy.
Other seven-year documents include employment records, accident reports and claims, applications of residents who have sold their apartments and applications that have not been approved.
On Friday, he sent SIPC claims applications to every customer who had an open account at Madoff within 12 months of the bankruptcy filing, regardless of when the customer last made a deposit or withdrawal.
If the settlement is approved, a court-appointed administrator will mail claims applications to people who bought hazard reports and may be eligible for a refund.
In his weekly radio address on Saturday, President Obama hailed the new rule as a "long-overdue step," saying, "I don't think our troops on the battlefield should have to take notes to keep for a claims application".
Last year more active-duty soldiers took their own lives than were killed in combat.In 2010 the VA eased its requirements for PTSD claims so that, as Mr Obama put it, soldiers in war zones don't have to "take notes to keep for a claims application".
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The report does not capture the effect of last week's attacks, economists say, because it generally takes time for people to file jobless-claim applications after disasters.
"The three health claim applications are related to Danone's fresh dairy products Activia and Actimel, that are among the probiotic products with the most extensive scientific documentation.
Judge Bryson aptly noted that, "[a]s the first party with knowledge of the [BRCA1 and BRCA2] sequences, Myriad was in an excellent position to claim applications of that knowledge.
Tricia Newbold claimed applications that were denied for "serious disqualifying issues" were later reversed with little explanation.
