Sentence examples for per claimant from inspiring English sources

All could be eligible for refunds worth on average at least £640 per claimant and millions in aggregate.

All could be eligible for refunds worth on average at least £640 per claimant, credited to their rent account.

The law caps "non-economic" damages payable by individuals and hospitals – such as payouts for suffering and mental trauma – to $250,000 per claimant.

Though the average payment in Thursday's settlement is $525,000 per claimant, it will be up to Magistrate Judge William I. Garfinkel of United States District Court, as the mediator, to award damages based on the severity of each claim.

Expecting "very substantial" claims from about 140,000 aggrieved holidaymakers, the administrators warned that pooled compensation was unlikely to be more than 1%-2% per claimant – potentially less than £10.

Unite said payouts under the latest settlement could range from £25,000 to £200,000 per claimant, depending on such factors as the loss of income and the seriousness of the defamation.

It is also important to seek a per-claim, not per-claimant, deductible.

It said sanctions rates varied between 15.4 per hundred claimants per month in Richmondshire, North Yorkshire, and 1.8 per hundred in the Western Isles.

JSA sanctions and disallowances were already rising markedly under the coalition, from about 3% of claimants per month, which they inherited, to over 4%, but the most recently published figures run only to October 2012.

Similarly, in stereotyping physicians recognise a pattern in claimant behaviour.

This would be almost a 20% reduction in their income compared with the current Newstart rate of $264 per week new claimants for Newstart Allowance would also miss out on the $4 per week energy supplement ($8 per week for couples) and have to live on even less than $38 a day new claimants for pension payments would miss out on $7 per week ($5 per week for couples).