Sentence examples for represents a claim from inspiring English sources

A currency represents a claim on a country's underlying assets.

The principal type of bond is a mortgage bond, which represents a claim on specified real property.

Geologic mapping ideally represents a claim by the researcher to have personally traced contacts on the ground, and to have confirmed visually that units have the geographic distribution necessary to make a lithostratigraphic model work.

But all pension schemes have a pyramid-like element in that they represent a claim on the incomes of future workers.

A larger dispute turns on the question of whether the attacks on the twin towers were a single event covered for $3.6 billion, as the insurer asserts, or two events representing a claim of $7.2 million.

It is common practice to speak loosely of "the Dow" when we really mean "stock prices in general" -- I've done it myself -- and many people compound that looseness by talking as if the Dow stocks represented a claim on the future earnings of corporate America.

Common stocks represent a claim to future earnings.

Shareholders also say that granted but unexercised options represent a claim against the future value of their shares.

The FT reports that another aspect of Facebook's financial services ambitions is based around getting an e-money license, which would allow Facebook to "issue units of stored monetary value that represent a claim against the company".

If this individual then valued the experience of exercise at 30, this would imply a claim of net wages as compensation for reaching an utility level equivalent to 70, while a valuation of 70 would imply no claim of net wages, and a valuation of 50 would lie halfway between these points and thus represent a claim of half net wages.

It also represents a clear claim that the group planned and commanded the attack centrally, rather than simply being carried out by a domestic French group "inspired" by the jihadists.