Sentence examples for claims effectively from inspiring English sources
He also negotiated a few small adjustments in how they dealt him blackjack that, he claims, effectively cut the house edge to almost nothing.
The plaintiffs' lawyers also hoped that the firm's overseas affiliates, motivated by a desire to retain and protect the Andersen name, would agree to help pay the claims, effectively increasing the revenue available by more than 100percentt.
"We hold the view that in the context of this case, class action is the only realistic option through which most mine workers can assert their claims effectively against the mining companies," Mojapelo said in the unanimous ruling by a three-judge bench.
This action, Searle claims, effectively destroyed the work's formal balance and left the listener, like Dante, to gaze upward at the heights of Heaven and hear its music from afar.
"On January 31st the network notified us that their independent third-party investigation had concluded that there was insufficient evidence to support her claims, effectively, clearing my client's name.
At present, the NHIS faces constraints in even managing claims effectively, never mind acting as an active purchaser.
He also claimed, effectively, to have paid Hillary Clinton to appear at his wedding.
Several students raised concerns over the wording of the injunction which they claim "effectively bans all protests on campus- privatisation related or not".
The "fixed fee" system, passed by the Labour government, drastically cut the amount of money prison lawyers can claim, effectively removing representation from many prisoners.
One of the major demands of Mapuche groups is the immediate reduction of the heavy police presence around many communities in the region, which some claim effectively amounts to military occupation.
They looked at 15 claims and found six cases in which Tristar had contacted the employee and his or her treating physician about the injury but had not contacted the employee's supervisor before accepting the claim – effectively taking the employee's word that the injury happened on the job.
