Sentence examples for resulting claims from inspiring English sources

A tangle of resulting claims and counter-claims is being litigated in Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, America, Britain, Switzerland and the Cayman Islands.

In 1999 he was found partially liable for the City College stampede and was made to pay settlements on several resulting claims.

With Democrats and Republicans alike frequently citing their own polls to bolster their candidates' success -- often resulting claims of dramatic leads -- independent polls strive to follow a middle path.

But the compact also seemed to leave a door open to further payments as another part of the agreement created a tribunal to judge legal claims as "a means to address past, present and future consequences of the nuclear testing program including the resolution of resulting claims".

All previous arrears should be consolidated, and the resulting claims on the government must be settled with a marketable instrument.

When, and if, we are able to attend to the majority of these threats, especially with ILSA data, resulting claims are often limited in scope and not often suitable to address larger policy-focused questions.

The result, claims Mr Quelch, is a dearth of managers who can operate internationally.

"He lost on the US issue and as a result claims for infringement of foreign copyright can now be brought in the UK," said Bennett.

Interacting with the children in this way and including them in the decision making process is the best way to yield positive results, claims chef Ann Cooper.

As a result, claims soared and the firm ran up hefty losses in both 1992 and 1993.Unfortunately, Allianz did not acquire all of Hungaria until 1996.

SABMiller countered, asserting that Foster's had made "misleading and deceptive" statements in its full-year financial results, claims that Australian regulators declined to pursue.