Sentence examples for disallowed claims from inspiring English sources

China has enlarged and weaponized "its" land features and denounced and ignored the July 2016 decision by the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea that denied China's claims of "rights" within its vastly encompassing "nine-dash line". The court also disallowed claims to sea space in excess of twelve nautical miles around land features in the Spratlys.

She argued that if big firms did try to insert approved ingredients into products just to make a health claim they would fall foul of "nutrient profiles" which disallowed claims if foods were high in sugar and salt.

Disallowed claims include those filed without supporting documentation and assertions of secured claims without grounds, Lehman said in the filing.

The District Court upheld the validity of the statute, and disallowed the claims.

The Internal Revenue Service disallowed the claims and respondent brought this suit for a refund in the United States Court of Claims.

It would have the authority to apply sanctions, disallow claims and take money back from MPs.

It would shorten the statute of limitations, limit certain kinds of damages, disallow claims where regulators have approved the product in question and give courts the power to review lawyers' contingency fees, which entitle them to a percentage of what plaintiffs win.

The concession agreements typically even disallow claims for extra time or cost due to differing site condition, or worse than average weather, with exceptions only for a limited and very specific set of force majeure definitions such as storms or floods larger than the 100-year return period.

The I.R.S. disallowed the claim by International Air Leases.

The trial court disallowed certain claimed defects because they were not proven.

This letter was to the Ministry of National Insurance, which had disallowed her claim for national health benefit.