Sentence examples for recognized claims from inspiring English sources

The statement said the fund recognized claims amounting to about $1.5 billion.

An Austrian fund to compensate victims of Nazi persecution is shutting down after paying out $210 million for just a fraction of its recognized claims.

Forests and soils, by contrast, are already subject to widely recognized claims of exclusive national control.

It has also heard, but not yet recognized, claims based on domestic violence.

But the Balkan state, which is unlikely to join the European bloc until 2020 at the earliest, has stopped short of accepting its southern neighbor's widely recognized claim to statehood — a declaration made by Kosovo in 2008 with the west's backing, following the conclusion of a brutal war led by the Milosevic regime.

Should the state affirmatively recognize claims of conscience at all, whatever their source?

"However, the government cannot recognize claims which are not legitimate or genuine or based upon some alleged customs which the laws of Sarawak do not recognize".

The constructive empiricist thus recognizes claims about unobservables as true or false, but does not go so far as to believe or disbelieve them.

Whenever there's something the G.O.P. doesn't like — say, environmental protection — Heritage can be counted on to produce a report, based on no economic model anyone else recognizes, claiming that this policy would cause huge job losses.

He says his documentary will contextualize the "racism, poverty, lack of identity, gentrification, sexism," that the original Kids appeared to "recognize, claim, accept.

Finally, the Treaty of Noyon, signed by Francis and Charles V in August 1516, recognized French claims to Milan and Spanish claims to Naples, removing Spain from the war.