Sentence examples for terms claims from inspiring English sources
And in both cases, the attack, framed in starkly religious terms, claims that there can be only one appropriate religious interpretation.
Some Republican congressmen have even started squirming about the pledge's terms, claiming they did not know they would be locked into it forever.Mr Norquist has treated such whines with the contempt they deserve.
Lloyd has taken a novel view of his office's responsibilities under some of these terms, claiming, for instance, that abortion does not fit the definition of the "routine medical care" that O.R.R. is legally obligated to help provide.
Jenkens partner Paul Daugerdas earlier settled a lawsuit on undisclosed terms claiming he peddled a tax-shelter idea borrowed from another promoter.
My search online yielded a website that charted survival in vague terms, claiming 90percentt of lupus patients lived five years post-diagnosis while 75percentt made it to 10 years and only 65percentt made it 15 years.
The 90 days is also long enough to eliminate most smaller, short-term claims.
These operations involve nSpire Re, an Ireland-based reinsurer, and include long-term claims associated with asbestos maladies.
This clearly reflects fears of a default, so that short-term claims won't be paid on time; the markets are still unworried about the longer term.
Long-term claims climbed to their highest level in 25 years at 3.84 million, with the October jobs report due out tomorrow.
Representative Jason Altmire, a Pennsylvania Democrat seeking a third term, claims in an ad that his Republican opponent, Keith Rothfus, "represented a Wall Street bank that took taxpayer-funded bailout money".
They are likely to give priority to the short-term claims of the public finances at the expense of impoverishing Argentines and their children in the future.Congress is indeed a possible obstacle to the government's pension grab.
