Sentence examples for of certain claims from inspiring English sources

Congress imposed specific duties on employers who seek releases of certain claims created by statute.

An examination of the bill discloses that its primary purpose is to obtain an adjudication of certain claims presented against the estate of the bankrupt, now in the course of administration in the bankruptcy court, and of the priority to be accorded to them in the distribution of a fund belonging to the estate and now in the control of that court.

The philosophical discussion of miracles has focused principally on the credibility of certain claims in the Jewish and Christian scriptures.

One may challenge the suitability of this as a foundation for the normative content of certain claims, but this is a different criticism from the above charge.

ThinkOptic's primary argument in the case is that Nintendo had previous knowledge that the Wii would infringe based on the Trademark Office's rejection of certain claims in Nintendo-filed patents, reports Law360.

A competent user perhaps needs at least to "feel the pull" of certain claims, such as that tigers are striped, which she might ultimately nevertheless recognize to be mistaken (in Peacocke's 1992 phrase, they might feel a "primitive compulsion" in this regard even if it turned out to be a compulsion they need to learn to resist!).

And they objected to the absence of any compensation for certain claims, for example, medical monitoring, compensable under the tort law of several States.

But suppose there in fact existed a wonderful correspondence between our concepts and the world, indeed, a deeply reliable, counterfactual supporting correspondence whereby it was in fact metaphysically impossible for certain claims constitutive of those concepts not to be true.

One difficulty taken particularly seriously by Cohen is an alleged inconsistency between the explanatory primacy of the forces of production, and certain claims made elsewhere by Marx which appear to give the economic structure primacy in explaining the development of the productive forces.

In turn, the form of determination is an expression and empowerment of a certain claim of validity.

The Second Circuit Court of Appeals in the case of Arar v. Ashcroft, through a series of machinations declaring certain claims insufficiently pleaded, others bifurcated, and the law permitting government agents to be sued not applicable, has dismissed the claims of Maher Arar.