Sentence examples for claims into a from inspiring English sources
It's turning death claims into a profit center".
Mr. Silbert has also moved to transform SecondMarket — which also facilitates trading in other assets like bankruptcy claims — into a more mature exchange.
It also includes a tour of the "City of David" settlement in the Palestinian Silwan neighbourhood of East Jerusalem, to be led by settler leader David Be'eri, who seeks its transformation, based on biblical claims, into a Jewish area.
It would have been easy for Mr. Holm to sentimentalize Gould by softening this thorny bohemian character who lived off handouts and made grandiose literary claims into a dreamy-eyed holy man and tragic misfit.
We should route these claims into a birth injury fund administered by the Department of Health and Human Services or a state-level counterpart, which would assign fair compensation on a no-fault basis.
For Deardourff, that point came after Rove brought him in to help do with the Alabama Supreme Court what they had done together with the Texas Supreme Court — change it from a Democratic body friendly to tort claims into a Republican one unfriendly to them.
Mr Obama decided to "inform" BP that it must put adequate funds to meet all compensation claims into an escrow account beyond its control, although he has no authority to do so.
He says that his technique, like that of some other forecasters, involves feeding statistics like weekly unemployment claims into an econometric model, and then fine-tuning the result based on anecdotal information.
Two reviewers extracted data, independently and in duplicate, from the first 100 eligible claims into an Access database (Microsoft Access, Filemaker).
Further, when forced to bundle two different claims into an ED episode, we may have over-estimated the number of the most severe ED episodes because we always selected the highest assigned CPT or modified-NYU code rating.
He added, "By placing Mr. Selden's claims into arbitration, a consumer's constitutional right to a jury trial and access to the courts of law continues to be whittled down gradually but surely".
