Sentence examples for example of a claim from inspiring English sources
The case, detailed in the lawsuit, is an unusually stark example of a claim that has been made from Connecticut to California: when elected officials sit on government pension boards, investment decisions can be tainted by campaign contributions.
The case is an unusually stark example of a claim that has been made from Connecticut to California: when elected officials sit on government pension boards, investment decisions can be tainted by campaign contributions.
The case is a stark example of a claim being made nationwide: that when elected officials sit on government pension boards, investment decisions can be tainted by campaign donations.
The codes for defining inpatient or ER claims in both Optum and CCAE can be found in Additional file 2. Figure 1 provides an example of a claim from CCAE's outpatient services table and how it was re-categorized to an inpatient visit.
The couple said on other occasions they had to stop newspapers from publishing untrue stories, giving the example of a false claim that they had undergone IVF treatment to have another baby to "replace Madeleine".
Indeed, the logical positivists sometimes gave spectrum inversion as an example of an unverifiable claim (Schlick 1932/3, 93, quoted in Shoemaker 1982, 339; see also Ayer 1936, 173 4, and Wittgenstein 1958, §272).
Martial arts are an example of an activity claimed to improve child mental health, but whose possible therapeutic benefits remain obscure.
Recall the favorite early example of a psychoneural identity claim: pain is identical to C-fiber firing.
Most courts, for example, accept a claim of insanity as a defence in certain criminal cases.
It remains an exceptional example of a skyscraper being claimed by the masses, rather than by big business.
The Treasury refused to go into specifics abuses, but cited the example of a wealthy individual claiming tax relief on a fundraising dinner, and then holding further fundraising dinners with no funds actually dispersed to a charity.
