Sentence examples for earnings claim from inspiring English sources

Siddiqui is bringing a loss of earnings claim of at least £1m against the chancellor, masters and scholars of Oxford University.

Faiz Siddiqui, 38, graduated from the uni 16 years ago and is bringing a loss of earnings claim – for not achieving his goal of become an international commercial lawyer – valued by his lawyers at a minimum of £1 million.

From April on, foreign earnings claimed to have been made in low-tax countries will be subject to UK taxes.

Ambrosio Cantada is the founder of Franchise Chatter, a site devoted to reviewing franchise earnings claims: "I would advise Josh to open a second corporate location to prove that his model works beyond his current market.

The FTC in 1979 found that Amway was not a pyramid scheme but ordered the company to stop making misleading earnings claims and fixing prices and to disclose information on the average income for its salespeople.

In 2017, the firm paid a $20 million fine to settle Federal Trade Commission charges related to inflated earnings claims (Huet 2017) and was found to owe New York City drivers at least $45 million in miscalculated fare splits (Newcomer 2017b).

Tieva "routinely made false and unsubstantiated earnings claims during her sales presentations at FBA Stores' live events," the FTC wrote in its complaint against Sellers Playbook.

Last Thursday, 10 Butterfly franchisees, most in California, filed a class action against Butterfly, alleging that the company made "illegal earnings claims" and failed to make clear disclosures in its UFOC.

I asked Whitehurst whether their earnings claims were just a matter of semantics: is Red Hat really a billion dollar open source software company, or a billion dollar support and services company?

The estimates do not include collateral damage in the form of healthcare bills and loss-of-earnings claims from the 650 Parisians, on average, who are admitted to hospital each year with broken limbs after slipping on a dog deposit.

In fairness part of the confusion originally stemmed from a comment from Heins' during said earnings call when he claimed the company would "focus on the enterprise" though representatives eventually chimed in to clarify his statement a bit.