Sentence examples for claims calculations from inspiring English sources

Among the most scintillating: a description of the differences between futures customers and foreign futures customers, two classes that require separate claims calculations.

Those decisions, which affect tens of billions of dollars sought by the Madoff trustee, have begun the journey up the appellate escalator that carried the crucial issue of the trustee's claims calculations to the doorstep of the Supreme Court.

The claims calculation issue has been simmering for months, as customers' lawyers met with officials at the Securities and Exchange Commission, which has jurisdiction over SIPC, and with lawyers for Mr. Picard.

Following the 2001 attacks on New York and Washington, the E.U. commission restricted claim calculations to the period when air traffic was grounded from Sept. 11 and Sept 14.

Image caption RHI boiler owners claim calculations used to help justify big cuts in their subsidies are "fatally flawed" The Economy Department said the changes needed to be made by 1 April or the scheme would be in breach of EU rules on government support for business and payments would have to stop.

But a claim that calculations underpinning the cuts were "flawed" has been rejected by civil servants.

A Boots spokesperson categorically rejected the tax campaigners' claims, describing their calculations as factually inaccurate, "heavily biased" and "defamatory".

Different methods were applied in these studies, including claims data analyses, calculations based on resource utilization and SHI price, and retrospective cost-of-illness study.

But most calculations claiming that bioenergy reduces greenhouse gas emissions relative to burning fossil fuels do not include the carbon dioxide released when biomass is burned.

Previously published calculations claim that gravitational waves propagate inside superconductors with a phase velocity reduction of ∼300 times and a wavenumber increase of ∼300 times.

(It is a habit which by the WHO's calculation claims more than 5m lives a year a figure that may double by 2030.