Sentence examples for key claimant from inspiring English sources

Gina Miller, the key claimant in the most important constitutional case to ever be heard by the supreme court, said that the government was only facing the challenge because of "how poorly drafted" the original referendum bill had been.

She told the Good Morning Scotland programme that increasing the frequency of the payment was key to many claimants.

The attitudes, skills and workloads of Advisors were reported as key to engaging claimants in the process, although some Advisors were unsure whether 'movement toward work' was a justifiable use of Pathways resources.

In summary, it can be concluded from the three reviews discussed above [ 21, 22, 25] that the TPB is an appropriate starting point for investigating the key components of physician-claimant communication behaviour.

The claimant was a key prosecution witness in the criminal trial of her twin sister and mother".

Advisors tailored their support to claimants based on their proximity to the labour market and key to the process was changing claimants' attitudes towards work.

Increased claimant satisfaction is a key success measure for the benefit as set out in the DWP's business case to the Treasury.

Our findings reveal the emergence of two key theoretical constructs (firm location and claimant identity) that help to identify differences across ASBM designs and lead to four different subcategories of ASBM.

Medical evaluations of work capacity provide key information for decisions on a claimant's eligibility for disability benefits.

The evaluation suggests that where the scheme was successful in getting claimants into work the key factors were investment in tailored support in skills, training and work preparation, together with financial support to prevent rent arrears.

As a majority-owned unit of Allianz, it also expects immunity from lawsuits in the U.S. Another obstacle: key differences in the treatment of claimants.