Sentence examples for claims of this type from inspiring English sources

Legal expert Mark Stephens of the London law firm Stephens Innocent said speculative claims of this type would be more successful in California than the UK.

"This statute was specifically designed to protect American banks from claims of this type," Rodgin Cohen, a banking law specialist at the New York law firm of Sullivan & Cromwell, said in a telephone interview.

What is intended in claims of this type, allowing them to appear to be doing explanatory work, is the maintenance of a distinction between which of these expressions is primary and which secondary, which direct and indirect; but Tiantai would deny that this distinction can be meaningfully maintained once this totalization has been effected.

What can be said, however, is that most moral claims of this type are open-ended, and the fact that an obligation is unquantifiable does not negate its existence.

Walton [2006] Claims of the type: "Evolutionists refuse to consider supernatural explanations".

Although we adjusted the Cox model for hypertriglyceridemia, obesity, and alcohol abuse identified by medical claims, claims of these types are probably undercoded and inconsistently coded.

The writer claims that blockades of this type never work because they make what is real seem fake.

ATI claims that this type of power has previously not been available at this price point and I think they are right.

Nearly thirty years later, in the last edition of the Philosophy, Whewell referred to the belief that "the discovery of laws and causes of phenomena is a loose hap-hazard sort of guessing," and claimed that this type of view "appears to me to be a misapprehension of the whole nature of science" (1860a, 274).

According to the Hollywood Reporter, Marty Singer said in a statement: "As Mr Egan and his now ex-lawyers know, a legitimate claim in this type of case can run into the millions of dollars, so their willingness to resolve it for such a relatively low figure demonstrates their total lack of confidence in their chances for success.

The factual claims on which this type of justification rests might be disputed.