Sentence examples for claims caused from inspiring English sources

Poorly accounted claims caused the US to suspend payments for several months last spring, a second official said.

The fallout from the claims caused the bank's former boss Stephen Green to step down at financial services lobby group TheCityUK on Saturday.

The proposed legislation, together with statements from political leaders, including President Yoweri Museveni, who repeated the unproved "recruiting" claims, caused real fear among gay activists.

Setting aside additional money in reserve to pay future claims caused $2.7 billion of its loss, the company said, something Mr. Bergman called "a red flag".

Left to grow unchecked, this hypothetical tipping fee fund would accumulate hundreds of billions to trillions of dollars before it would be expected to pay out claims caused by potential damage arising from CO2 storage.

... [I]s it probable that such a warning would have been effective in deterring the plaintiff from the conduct, in this case, the consumption of the product in question which he claims caused his injury.

These, he claims, cause changes in biological tissues as if the substance was actually present.

This requires no legal knowledge, and for any large company a series of small claims cause serious disruption and adverse publicity that they will want to avoid.

The adversarial relationship that develops between workers and employers in contested claims causes California to have one of the lowest return-to-work rates of all states.

"Loewen's ideology," he claims, "causes him to make this leap in logic" to conclude that the United States military deliberately dropped bombs on civilian targets in Vietnam.

Pornography and hate speech, he claims, cause nowhere near as much harm as political and religious speech.