Sentence examples for claims contesting from inspiring English sources

The original owners often protested and were jailed, or filed legal claims contesting the takeovers.

Workers say companies are going to extraordinary lengths to cut back on claims: contesting injuries, checking on workers at home, even firing those who file for benefits.

Mr Ulbricht has filed a claim contesting the seizure of the Bitcoins, asserting that they were found on his personal computer and belong to him rather than Silk Road.

He had been accused of inappropriate behaviour towards priests dating back to the 1980s - claims he contests.

He knows the WBC would then strip Brook of the title and hand him the opportunity to claim or contest it.

Pledging to save employers money in part by contesting claims, Talx helps them decide which applications to resist and how to mount effective appeals.

Four different parties made contesting claims on the estate: Miyoko Watai, who said she was his wife; Jinky Young, the Filipino girl to whose mother Fischer paid child support; his American nephews; and the American government.

The area is near the Paracel Islands, over which China and Vietnam have contesting claims.

The company is contesting claims made yesterday and over the weekend that it somehow caused last week's blackout.

You assert that Al Gore may compare unfavourably to Richard Nixon, who, you claim, "decided against contesting Jack Kennedy's (arguably more dubious) victory in 1960" ("The damage done", December 9th).

Standard Chartered released a statement yesterday vigorously contesting the claims by the New York watchdog and claiming that the depiction of it as a "rogue institution" between 2001 and 2010 did not present "a full and accurate picture of the facts".