Sentence examples for feature of claiming from inspiring English sources

The major distinguishing feature of claiming cash programme entitlements is the high costs of claiming, as indicated above, compared to the small additional costs of claiming an associated in-kind transfer.

Furthermore, a particular feature of claims against obstetrics and gynecology departments is the assertion by patients of their rights to self-determination.

Edelman and his colleague, Joseph Gally, called degeneracy a "ubiquitous biological property... a feature of complexity", claiming it was an inevitable outcome of natural selection.

The important feature of this claim to recognize is that it is a claim not about intrinsic or instrumental value, but about attributive good.

Nonetheless, realists and anti-realists alike are usually inclined to hold that Moore's Open Question Argument is getting at something important—some feature of moral claims that makes them not well captured by nonmoral claims.

4. In later work (1990) Quine would revise this to the view that the unit of testing is a "critical semantic mass" of claims, but would continue to insist that this is a perfectly general feature of knowledge claims or beliefs. 5.

"The bringing in of science – sometimes pseudo-science – is increasingly a feature of such claims," he continues.

"The common feature of the claims is that the bank told the customer all about the benefits but neglected to explain properly the potential dangers".

In 1800, Johann Schröter made observations of surface features, claiming to have observed 20 km high mountains.

Lizzy Yarnold continued Britain's proud tradition of winning a medal at each Olympics in which the sport of skeleton has featured by claiming gold in Russia.

As expected, Damsels in Distress has prompted a plethora of aggressive response videos, featuring narrators claiming that "there's not a market" for videogames with strong female leads and criticizing Sarkeesian for disabling comments on her YouTube page.