Sentence examples for necessary claim from inspiring English sources

Movies that call attention to their high-art pedigree have no necessary claim on the status that their directors aspire to.

The store owner told lottery officials that the ticket-holder was given the necessary claim form to take or mail to lottery headquarters with the winning ticket, Ms. Hedinger said.

If, on the one hand, we take (7) to be about a sentence, then, assuming (7) can be interpreted as making a necessary claim, (7) is false.

Neither of these communities robustly championed access to EmOC as a core right to health obligation that requires countries to take immediate steps to fulfil, and when necessary, claim international cooperation and assistance to assist them in fulfilling this goals.

"Being over-sensitive toward the mainland is not necessary," claims an editorial in the Chinese Communist Party-owned Global Times, adding both that "Hong Kong cannot be exempted from the mainland's influence" and that "people of the mainland also cherish the uniqueness of Hong Kong".

But an NHS leader has insisted change is necessary claiming health service resources are being spread too thinly.

The new regulations are necessary, claims the government, on the grounds that since one minority committed a crime, all minorities should be treated as potential criminals.

We can imagine numerous possible worlds in which the sentence turns out to be false (unlike necessary claims like '5+7=12' which appear to be true in every possible world).

Collingwood's sympathetic treatment of the ontological argument is also clearly incompatible with the project of developing a metaphysics without ontology, precisely because a metaphysics of absolute presuppositions is concerned with methodologically necessary claims, not with ontologically necessary truths.

Claims for services that the provider knows are not medically necessary; Claims for deficient nursing services and deficient and unnecessary rehabilitation therapy; Kickbacks to health care providers and physicians to induce the use of certain drugs, goods, and services; Claims for a higher level of service than was actually provided (miscoding); Claims for services not rendered.

You want to guarantee that your employer has filed the necessary claims and paperwork on your behalf.