Sentence examples for claims charging from inspiring English sources

The lawsuits flew hot and heavy in Chicago, where the big artists associated with Chess Records filed nasty claims charging that the publishing firm owned partly by the Chess brothers had swindled them.

Thanko claims charging the player for 1 hour via its solar panel is enough to listen to 35 minutes of music or to watch 15 minutes of video.

In 2002 the federal judge overseeing that trust and a related class action, U.S. District Judge Harvey Bartle III, rejected 78 of the firms' clients and $32 million in claims, charging the two outfits had used cardiologists who had "participated in systematic abuses and improprieties".

Not long after, Inflection Capital filed its arbitration claim, charging breach of contract.

Disability campaigners claim charging drivers with blue badges to park at council-run car parks is a tax on disabled people.

On 15 December 2009 Abu Dhabi's sovereign wealth fund filed an arbitration claim charging Citigroup executives with "fraudulent misrepresentations".

Fines for fraud were 100 times the amount of the false claim charged to the BNHI [22, 23].

Abbreviations: AECB – acute exacerbations of chronic bronchitis, COPD – chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, ICU – intensive care unit Table 3 presents the unadjusted total claims (charges) and reimbursements (payments) after the index date (in 2004 dollars).

The claim that charging was a cost-saving measure was ludicrous, he argued.

He claimed that charging overstayers at night was a violation of consumer protection law.

Icelanders claim that charging 5.5% interest over 15 years is extortionate in an era of near-zero base rates.