Sentence examples for limited claim from inspiring English sources

But behavioral research now challenges even that more limited claim.

CMats gives Timor-Leste 90% of the current oil revenues from the joint petroleum development area, and Australia 10%, but a further treaty (Sunrise IUA) gives Timor-Leste only limited claim over future exploitation of the larger Greater Sunrise field.

Thus Boyle's Law, for Boyle, was not a universal generalization about ideal gases: it was a strictly limited claim about common or atmospheric air.

On the other hand, it might seem that quick examples like van Fraassen's variants of Newtonian cosmology do not serve to make this thesis as plausible as the more limited claim of empirical equivalence for individual theories.

Thus, with the exception of Main herself (and a single chapter by Jacobvitz, Hazan, Zackagnino, Mesina, & Beverung, 2011), no subsequent researcher has interpreted Main and Stadtman (1981) as arguing for any more than the limited claim that the caregiver in avoidant dyads tends to rebuff their infant's attachment behaviors.

"His role was very limited," claimed the lawyer.

Scottish legislation does, however, allow cohabitees to make limited claims against one other.

If the White House believes specific matters are privileged, it needs to make those limited claims.

This class of stock carries residual ownership of the company, entitling the holder to unlimited interest in the earnings and assets of the company after limited claims are paid.

Having identified unlinked WC claims among SOII sampled establishments, we further limited claims to include only those that most likely met the SOII case reporting criteria, that is, an OSHA DAFW case.

Because of limited claims data from the Medicare Part D program, we were not able to capture the use of oral topotecan, but this information has recently become available via the SEER-Medicare data program.