Sentence examples for potential claims for from inspiring English sources

That means hundreds of young people, in their teens and early 20s, could have potential claims for restitution.

C1 Asbestos Burden Grows Travelers Property Casualty will set aside $2.45 billion more to pay potential claims for asbestos-related illnesses and deaths.

Each of the individuals targeted in the scandal have potential claims for breach of privacy against the media outlets for hundreds of thousands of pounds.

RSA said it had been forced to strengthen reserves in Ireland by £130m to meet potential claims for whiplash at its motor insurance arm.

Making a fan tribute, borrowing something for educational use, or even taping your vacation could open you up to thousands of potential claims for copyright infringement.

In a financial filing, meanwhile, Koito Manufacturing, Koito's parent company, said it had set aside ¥3.6 billion, or $43.5 million, to cover potential claims for damages and compensation.

Coppel was asked by the party who commissioned the legal opinion – who is remaining anonymous – to look into a potential claim for breach of duty against the trustees over the losses.

Evidence from a Quasi-Experiment Relying on industrial relations theory and the "new institutionalist" literature in sociology, I posit that the organizational environment of a claim will affect plaintiff attorney assessments concerning whether a claim is meritorious and their willingness to accept a potential claim for representation.

During divorce, forensic (or investigative) accounting professionals can trace the paper-trail of funds through the various accounts of the marriage, determine the actual income of the family, verify claims of "co-mingling" marital and separate assets or determine the validity of a potential claim for dissipation of marital assets (see "Dissipation Issues," below, for more on this topic).

Alex, like nearly 60percentt of the children surveyed by the High Commissioner for Refugees, had a potential claim for international protection when he arrived in the U.S. Despite his harrowing journey, Alex was fortunate because he was ultimately able to seek asylum.

As the New York Times reported, Judge Kimba Wood expressed frustration at the pace of Cohen's attorneys as they have been vetting, under supervision of an independent "special master," the hundreds of thousands of his documents seized in the raids for potential claims of executive privilege.