Sentence examples for faces a claim from inspiring English sources
After the case was dismissed, Contostavlos condemned the "horrific and disgusting entrapment" by Mahmood and his newspaper, which faces a claim for potentially significant court costs.
Chief executive Chris Mallender told a press conference the council has already paid £1.9 million in legal costs, and now faces a claim from the families' solicitor Collins for an additional £4.7m.
Elsewhere, Apple also faces a claim that its iMessage technology involves techniques that should have been licensed from Google's Motorola unit.
Meanwhile, the Los Angeles archdiocese faces a claim based on an incident alleged to have occurred in 1931, though it says it has never heard of the priest named in the complaint.
Only a month after emerging from bankruptcy, American Airlines faces a claim from the city of Los Angeles for $21.5 million in fees charged to operate out of Los Angeles International Airport.
He repeated his nightmare-scenario description of the border as a scene of human traffickers carting around women "with duct tape put around their faces," a claim experts have debunked.
Over all, about 7 percent of doctors faced a claim in a given year, and fewer than 2 percent made any payment relating to a claim.
The government is facing a claim by Philip Morris, a tobacco company, at a tribunal in Singapore over a law standardising cigarette packaging.Argentina has never threatened to quit ICSID.
NGN is also facing a claim from Cherie Blair after lawyers for the wife of former prime minister Tony Blair confirmed they had issued proceedings on her behalf.
He will face a claim for significant prosecution costs, to be determined at a later date, and several of his victims have begun claims for compensation.
MasterCard is facing a claim of up to £19bn in damages in a UK collective action over card charges that were passed on to shoppers.
