Sentence examples for recurrent claim from inspiring English sources

The SNP's recurrent claim that Labour and the Conservatives are joined at the hip – a pair of indistinguishable English parties – is an astonishing audacity.

"The only statement I want to make is that I am an innocent man convicted of a crime I did not commit," he said from the gurney.Innocence is a recurrent claim in last statements.

These works generally involved a rejection of ethical naturalism and the recurrent claim that the Deweyan approach reflected an excessively optimistic and unrealistic interpretation of human nature.

A recurrent claim is that linguistic properties at interfaces are inherently more "complex" than linguistic properties internal to a specific domain (syntax, phonology, semantics) due to the integration of different levels of linguistic knowledge/analysis.

Since only a few recurrent claim periods occurred within one year, we decided to include only the first claim period from baseline in the analyses.

A recurrent claim in this study was defined as a second or any subsequent claim of a worker during the study period, and it could have occurred for the same as an initial or a completely different reason.

In addition, we found that the majority (104 556 years) of time lost from work was from the recurrent claims.

The recurrent claims that medicines available on the market are counterfeited, repackaged, expired, and dumped are plausible, even if not always backed by solid data.

The average duration of time lost due to workplace injury and disease (table 3) was 85.6 (257.1) days; however, it was higher for recurrent claims (93.4(276.5) days).

Second, we proposed that three or more diagnoses in a period of one year would identify most of the cases of recurrent claims.

21 The incidence of initial and recurrent claims per annum was calculated as a rate per 1000 workers, for men and women.