Sentence examples for launched a claim from inspiring English sources

In 1996, Airtel launched a claim to the Spanish competition commission against Telefónica for abuse of its dominant position.

Alas, her bosses did not take her complaint seriously, so she resigned and launched a claim for constructive dismissal.

A supervisor at Tate Modern today launched a claim for compensation against the London art gallery, saying that the cold temperatures inside adversely affected her medical condition.

Her father Ian launched a claim for compensation on her behalf against the local education authority, Essex county council, and other parties.

The Californian technology company confirmed on Tuesday it had struck an agreement with PGGM Vermogensbeheer, which launched a claim for damages after HP's decision to write down the value of Autonomy by $8.8 bn.

A family of six who were injured when the ceiling at the Apollo Theatre in London collapsed in December, has launched a claim for compensation.

Claimants have to pay £160 to launch a claim and £230 for a tribunal hearing for basic claims.

Claimants now have to pay £160 to launch a claim and £230 for a tribunal hearing for basic claims.

Employees now need to consider more carefully whether the cost of launching a claim against their employer or ex-employer justifies the cost and risk of being unsuccessful".

Those "screened out" have no right to launch a claim for protection; anyone "screened in" faces transfer to an offshore detention centre and would have no legal right to settle in Australia.

The government and factory owners have used this news to launch a claim that a rise in wages will put everyone out of work.