Sentence examples for dealing with claims from inspiring English sources

"Our efforts will be focused on dealing with claims quickly and helping people and businesses recover," Lloyd's said.

It is still dealing with claims of a cover-up, which the UN secretary-general, Ban Ki-moon, has called "very troubling".

There have been secret filings dealing with claims of abusive treatment of detainees and references to American interrogators who work for agencies that are not identified by name.

The Financial Services Authority says that for now the "waiver" it granted, allowing banks to put off dealing with claims, will continue.

Bishop Galante was the national spokesman for the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops that set guidelines in 2002 for dealing with claims of sexual abuse by priests.

But the scheme was criticised by Maurice Wren, head of the Refugee Council in Britain, who argued that no one group should have "special treatment… when it comes to dealing with claims for international protection".

Gillian Guy, chief executive of Citizens Advice, said: "It's now up to the banks to deal with claims quickly and thoroughly.

In a bankruptcy proceeding, a court could approve a plan to deal with claims against Andersen, helping to protect Deloitte.

The fate of one painting is an illustration of how the Polish government and state institutions have dealt with — or, more accurately, not dealt with — claims by individuals.

Meanwhile they're sending loss adjusters to affected areas to deal with claims and arrange emergency help such as temporary accommodation and interim payments.

As a result of the mortgage-litigation storm, banks have had to set aside billions of dollars to deal with claims from investors and regulators.