Sentence examples for intended claim from inspiring English sources

Or, more politely, this intended claim is an import from American litigation culture that we could happily live without.

The number of replicates and power needed will vary depending upon the sponsor's intended claim and the experimental objectives (Simon et al. 2002).

In addition, responder definitions for the instrument need to be explored in the context of the patient population and the intended claims.

Claiming initially that his goal was only to reclaim his patrimony, it soon became clear that he intended to claim the throne for himself.

He said George intended to claim that Blanchard "used" her to access indecent images.

That recent Soweto news conference was widely seen as a declaration that she intended to claim her share of the Mandela legacy, as did the interview with ITN.

His lawyer said the designer intended to claim for defamation and injury against his accusers and pronounced him shocked that Dior had suspended him.

According to longtime friend and Corvette museum founder Dan Gale, Duntov intended to claim the world speed record for a small aircraft without a jet engine.

(There was a confidential settlement, and all three Mayweathers — Roger and both Floyds — released a statement saying that they "never intended to claim that Manny Pacquiao has used or is using any performance-enhancing drugs").

In requesting the delay, Major Hasan cited a need to revise his witness list and change his defense to "a defense of others," which appeared to indicate that he intended to claim that he was defending victims of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars when he went on the shooting rampage at the base.

In the report, Mr. Modica said he had found two dealerships that bought Volts from Chevrolet stores and then offered the vehicles for sale as used, and that one of the dealerships, a Chevrolet franchise in Chicago, intended to claim the tax incentive for itself.