Sentence examples for prosecuting the claim from inspiring English sources

Prosecuting the claim became one of her chief occupations, and it was not ultimately settled until 1903, when she won a modest award.

And, in September, Bell asked for a six-month delay before prosecuting the claim against the state.

Where by decision of the Clearing Offices or the Mixed Arbitral Tribunal a claim is held not to fall within Article 296, the creditor shall be at liberty to prosecute the claim before the Courts or to take such other proceedings as may be open to him.

Unlike other provisions of the Civil Code (§ 1717), a defendant's right to recover attorney fees and costs is not reciprocal unless the court finds that the plaintiff did not prosecute the claim against the defendant in good faith (id. at § 1780, subd. (d)).

The Serious Fraud Office, which is prosecuting the case, claims Nadir abused his power as chairman and chief executive of Polly Peck.

It was a committed financial arrangement". The Serious Fraud Office, which is prosecuting the case, claims Nadir abused his power as chairman and chief executive of Polly Peck.

Jerry Springer: The Opera: The Christian Institute tried to prosecute the BBC, claiming blasphemy.

In the event, no one was prosecuted – the suffragettes claimed they were too many, and the government was wary of taking them on after the previous year's hunger strikes.

Far from there being that sum due which the UK should be prosecuting Vodafone to try and reclaim, the EU is on the verge of prosecuting the UK for trying to claim the sum.

'U.S. workers should not be placed in a disfavored status, and the department is wholeheartedly committed to investigating and vigorously prosecuting these claims,' said Tom Wheeler, acting head of the [DOJ's Civil Rights Division]." -- "She voted illegally.

In 1911 Calhoun made a lawful agreement with Massie to prosecute the latter's claim against the United States for property taken during the Civil War (Taylor v. Bemiss, 110 U. S. 42, 3 Sup.