Sentence examples for direct claimants from inspiring English sources

The direct claimants have losses that run into the billions, so that deterrence remains strong even if compensation is incomplete.

The government says the increase could be because there are now more food banks and Jobcentre staff are now allowed to direct claimants to them.

Their deaths left the House of Lancaster with no direct claimants to the throne.

The latter will direct claimants to an online application form.

The MPs also raised concerns over plans to provide Universal Credit money to be used for housing direct to claimants - rather than housing associations or councils - suggesting that this could lead to rent arrears.

On October 2 , 1991 the Divisional Court made an order designed to give effect to the Court's judgment in Factortame II and, at the same time, directed the claimants to give details of their claims for damages against the Secretary of State for Transport.

The legislation directs new claimants to participate in a skills review program to develop a plan for referring the worker to potential job opportunities, Holder added.

"We recommend that, when granting an injunction, courts should be proactive in directing the claimant to serve notice on internet content platforms such as Twitter and Facebook," it said.

Outside the classroom there are a few banks of computers where another company, subcontracted by Pertemps, Learn Direct, is testing claimants' maths and English skills through computerised tests.

The National Housing Federation says the shift from paying landlords to paying claimants direct for the housing benefit element could trigger unprecedented levels of arrears and increased rent collection costs.

As with all insurance programs, the preconditions of insurability include leveraging the law of large numbers, transferring pure risk and not speculative risk where people could profit from a loss, as well as triggering events for a claim that are outside the claimants' direct control.