Sentence examples similar to patterns of claim from inspiring English sources

Koopmans et al., (2005) consequently add a transnationalist approach to POS theory in order to explain patterns of claim-making among migrants.

Despite its impressive success in explaining patterns of claim-making in the field of citizenship politics, including migrant minorities, narrow POS suffers from two important weaknesses.

Try to follow a pattern of 'Claim' followed by 'Evidence' and then by 'Impact'Impact

Mr. Trump has a pattern of claiming fraud when an election does not go his way.

This was consistent with a nasty pattern of claiming credit for tunes by his sidemen, and of denying it to his collaborators, including Evans.

Indeed, to look at Ms. Trump's charitable deeds is to find echoes of her father's much-chronicled pattern of claiming a lot while giving just a little.

120a (“[T]he Campbells demonstrated, through the testimony of State Farm employees who had worked outside of Utah, and through expert testimony, that this pattern of claims adjustment under the PP&R program was not a local anomaly, but was a consistent, nationwide feature of State Farm’s business operations, orchestrated from the highest levels of corporate management”).

In turn, whether one outcome is more just than a second depends upon the pattern of claims between them.

Second, the definition of an episode is more refined, since it is based on the actual pattern of claims rather than a fixed time window, thereby allowing actual care rendered to drive episode duration and thereby capture the appropriate costs.

There has been this pattern of claims from Masry and Brockovich that continue to be proven so scientifically absurd that it no longer matters whether it is deceit or incompetence.

Further research is required to identify factors associated with this pattern of claiming behaviour.