Sentence examples for claims to go from inspiring English sources

It is unusual for a dispute over advertising claims to go to a jury trial.

Earlier this month a district judge in San Francisco allowed some of the pair's claims to go to federal court.

But on appeal, a higher court allowed some of Asian American's claims to go ahead, sending the matter back to the lower court in 2009.

In something of a surprise ruling, Judge Donovan W. Frank recently allowed the claims to go forward and even held that Guidant could be liable for punitive damages.

Mr. Davis argued that the cost was not likely to climb that high because the new legislation required all claims to go through the courts.

Most employment contracts, including Ms. Carlson's, also require any sexual harassment claims to go to arbitration, where all evidence and proceedings are secret.

But the authorities said Youlus rarely travelled abroad during the years he had claimed to go Torah hunting.

To date, the only land claim to go to trial in New York has been the Cayuga case.

Rakoff ruled that Picard had produced sufficient evidence that Wilpon and Katz might have been willfully blind to warnings about Madoff for that claim to go to trial.

We can't confirm that people who claim to go to a certain school actually go to that school.

The Vernous claim to go all the way back to a certain Armand, Seigneur de Vernou, who founded a church near Poitiers in 1026.