Sentence examples for the claim itself from inspiring English sources

In fact, the claim itself is surprising in revealing what is, again with respect, apparent ignorance of what is happening around us.

In the view of Yukos's lawyers, a ruling on that issue would effectively be a final decision on the claim itself.

As for the claim itself, in Texas the test for tortious interference with contract is: the existence of a contract subject to interference; (2) a willful and intentional act of interference; (3) the act was the proximate cause of the plaintiff's damage; and (4) actual damage or loss occurred.

First, she can deny the claim itself.

Most philosophers today accept neither the methodological basis for his claim nor the claim itself.

The claim itself is unobjectionable, indeed almost tautological; one can imagine numerous contexts in debates about the nature of time in which it might have had a point.

When U.S. diplomats proved open to discussion, they insisted that Mexico trade something for the Chamizal, a demand that made little sense if, as most Mexicans believed, the U.S. claim itself was unfounded.

The interaction claim itself should be understood as follows: some events that have a mental description or instantiate a mental property cause and are caused by events that have a physical description or instantiate a physical property.

And how did the claim work itself out?

There are several reasons for this, including the difficulty in retrieving very old stock records and the complexity of the claim form itself.

Due to confidentiality concerns, claim locations were reported only to the closest 10 m, while the claim location itself is typically a property parcel that spans 20 or 25 m in extent.