Sentence examples 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.

But they agreed not to use false testing techniques or to make any future claims of safety or durability for Volvos unless the company had evidence to substantiate them.

The case did not require that the court "bar all future claims of injury from a partisan gerrymander," Kennedy wrote, in what Scalia labeled a "never-say-never" concurring opinion.

Resolving the ownership of "Portrait of Wally" and "Dead City" is important, but not as important as finding an enduring means for resolving future claims of the same kind, while still allowing cultural institutions access to each others' riches.

To facilitate the shift of resources between the existing parent company and the operating subsidiaries while also guarding against potential future claims of fraudulent conveyance, the banks have entered into similar legal agreements between and among affiliate entities.12 Importantly, these agreements are described as already executed and effective.

This wrong-headed decision establishes a bizarre and unsustainable precedent that should make U.S. Attorneys and federal judges alike concerned about future claims of immunity.

In 2002 an agreement between the government and the religious communities indemnified the orders against all future claims on payment of €128 million ($176 million) in cash and property.

And there may be more as plaintiffs' lawyers focus future claims on the dwindling supply of solvent companies.

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.

Ms. LaVecchia said that she also was asking the providers to accept something less than 100percentt of future claims for an unspecified period of time.

Otherwise it could lead to future claims to a share of the wealth earned after the divorce.