Sentence examples for classes of claimants from inspiring English sources

Both classes of claimants have suffered real economic losses from the spills, but the second-tier firms are far more diffuse than the direct victims.

"There's a very large potential class of claimants.

The resort to retrospective legislation is particularly unappealing in this present case because it involves a class of claimants that the coalition government has wasted no time in portraying as undeserving.

The identity of the class of claimants proposing the first reorganization plan is found to be a key determinant of the time spent under bankruptcy, the likelihood of liquidation and the renegotiated value of claims.

He initially limited the class of potential claimants to African-Americans who had farmed between 1981 and 1996 and had previously filed written discrimination complaints.

The huge dependent class of welfare claimants – employers – has been served notice that the trough into which successive governments has encouraged them to put their snout is being withdrawn pretty sharply.

It's not hard to see how a pervasive sense of the economy as a storehouse of money makes it easy for politicians to win by suggesting a certain class of people (benefits claimants or migrants) just intend to drain it – or how much-repeated claims about its complexity might make ordinary people feel fatalistic and powerless about it.

Only 0.7% of claimants are fraudulent.

Naturally, it was biased in favour of claimants.

The number of claimants was 24% smaller.

The list of claimants is likely to be long.