Sentence examples for for future claims of from inspiring English sources

Those seeking clarity for future claims of religious free exercise will not find it in Justice Ginsburg's haiku-like concurrence in this case.

Still, it's striking how much the response from Drudge and other conservative web outlets Wednesday mirrors that of early Oct. 2008, with both helping lay the groundwork for future claims of bias in the event the Republican candidate doesn't perform well.

Here, reference is made to an interesting comment in Schalk which, as I suggested at the time, clearly left the door ajar for future claims under the Charter of Fundamental Rights, which sets out in a single text the range of rights available to European citizens and which became binding in December 2009.

They stay profitable only by dint of investment returns on their reserves for future claims.

The company has tried to prepare for future claims by taking charges against profits totaling $765 million, but its estimate of future liability ranges from $700 million to $1.4 billion, over the next six years.

Rep. Blake Farenthold (R) of Texas introduced the proposal and pointed out that limiting fraud protects "limited funds" for future claims.

The PROactive consortium will also engage in discussions with regulatory authorities (FDA and EMA) to ensure the PROactive tools fulfil all criteria for inclusion in future claims of effectiveness of pharmacological and non-pharmacological interventions.

27) and its tongue-in-cheek criticism of Marvin Miller's eligibility for election into the Baseball Hall of Fame suggest that Miller's election will diminish the prestige of the Hall of Fame and open a Pandora's Box of future claims for the eligibility of the undeserving.

This amendment to construction law was introduced to reduce future claims for extra help for home adjustments in case of disability.

What many financially supportive partners fail to realize is that their generosity may form the basis for future financial claims against them in the event of a breakup.

While it was generally seen as a victory for those who claim the First Amendment enshrines an absolute right to free speech, many felt it a lukewarm victory, offering little protection for future publishers when claims of national security were at stake.