Sentence examples for claims in return from inspiring English sources

Public officials can embezzle cash directly; they can overstate peoples' damage claims in return for a bribe, or demand kick-backs for rebuilding contracts.

It tried to get their landlord to reduce delinquent-rent claims in return for an accelerated payment from the city, or encourage the tenant to find a new, less expensive place to live.

Paradoxically, negotiations can start from the Saudi proposal, which takes an equally extreme initial position: return by Israel to indefensible 1967 borders, Palestinian statehood with division of Jerusalem and assorted other claims, in return for full normalization by all 22 Arab states.

Each pioneer was promised 3000 acre of land and 15 mining claims in return for his service.

Bergsträsser was persuaded to drop his demand for a delay in publishing, and modify his copyright claims in return for a lump sum of money.

John intervened, suppressing Longchamp's claims in return for promises of support from the royal administration, including a reaffirmation of his position as heir to the throne.

But on August 20th two studios, Paramount Pictures and DreamWorks Animation, said they would no longer support Blu-ray and would henceforth release films (such as "Transformers") exclusively on HD DVD.Those in the Blu-ray camp claim this is a sign of impending victory: Paramount defected, they claim, in return for a payment of $150m from the Toshiba camp, which shows how desperate it has become.

Reopening the fund would allow them to claim compensation in return for abandoning legal action, Mr. Cardozo noted.

Then the US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger engineered an agreement between Iran and Iraq: the Shah would receive a territorial claim and, in return, abandon the Kurds.

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Germany's Spiegel magazine this month revealed details of the payment to the world governing body in 2005 which the magazine claimed was in return for votes five years earlier to secure the right to stage the tournament.