Sentence examples for provisional claim from inspiring English sources
How might this affect the provisional claim that current DDT use (in F0) is ethically suspect?
A provisional claim receives "provisional time-loss" benefits paid if a final decision cannot be made within 14 days.
Francis gave the demo tape and upcoming album the provisional title of Whore, though he later claimed his natural father had originally suggested the name.
To limit the potential for economic damage from the possibility that someone would steal an inventor's idea from his application, the law also enables inventors to claim "provisional protection".
Children were examined on a wider range of abilities, the paper said – ones already being taught in the county's primary schools, rather than skills that can be mastered through home tutoring – and claimed: "Provisional results indicate that a more diverse selection of pupils passed this test, and headteachers say they feel the change has made a difference".
William Dunlop, keen to make an impression in the colours of Tyco Suzuki, claimed provisional pole in the Supersport category ahead of Rutter and Seeley.
Finally, "ACTA puts a broad group of third parties at risk of criminal and civil enforcement measures, including injunctions, provisional measures and claims for high damages.
"Every claim is provisional".
JUVENTUS IN FIRST Gianluigi Buffon's saves helped Juventus beat Fiorentina, 1-0, and claim a provisional lead in Italy's Serie A. Buffon had been out four months with a back injury until appearing in an Italian Cup game last week.
The plan calls for regional offices of the Veterans Benefits Administration to issue so-called provisional rulings on all claims that are one year or older, provided a minimum level of evidence has been submitted to support those claims.
Fallibilism, the view that all scientific claims are provisional and liable to fail, they argue, is sufficient for dealing with difficulties arising from considerations of underdetermination and theory-ladenness of observations.
