Sentence examples for indirect claim from inspiring English sources

"One of the real challenges here is going to be what constitutes a direct compensable claim and what is a ripple effect, indirect claim," he said.

Islamic State issued an indirect claim of responsibility for the attack two days later, on Saturday, saying Bouhlel was a "soldier," though French officials have not established any direct connection between him and the militant group.

And it's hard to judge "indirect" claims – say of suppliers to businesses shattered by the spill.

The Connecticut General Life Insurance Company reported yesterday that its affiliate, the Aetna Insurance Company, ex pects to pay about $7‐million in direct claims and an additional $2.5‐million in indirect claims as a result of losses from Hurri cane Celia.

In this accounting system, firms own physical capital, but rent land and natural resources from regional households, which also own financial assets laying indirect claims on physical capital.

To be justified, every indirect knowledge claim must be capable of being derived from more fundamental, direct or intuitive knowledge claims.

The direct approach sees the extent of travel time variability (TTV) as the variable that travellers react to, whereas the indirect approach claims that TTV effects are fully explained by trip scheduling considerations.

Mr. Feinberg said his model for deciding indirect loss claims would be the law that created the Sept. 11 Victim Compensation Fund, in which Congress directed administrators to look at the personal injury laws in a claimant's state.

Accept huge indirect public claims on Italy and Spain, plus a drastic revision of strategy — basically, to give Spain in particular any hope you need both guarantees on its debt to hold borrowing costs down and a higher eurozone inflation target to make relative price adjustment possible; or: 4b.

All departments or agencies of the governmental unit desiring to claim indirect costs under Federal awards must prepare an indirect cost rate proposal and related documentation to support those costs.

A further element of Gassendi's scientific method consists in his appeals to indirect evidence for claims about the unobservable, and his willingness to count such evidence as adequate empirical grounds for maintaining viable hypotheses.