Sentence examples for the processing of claims from inspiring English sources

The department says its efforts to digitize records, update computer software, hire 4,000 workers, extend overtime to process claims and make changes intended to speed the processing of claims will begin shrinking inventory by next year.

The update reflects a faster pace for the processing of claims.

The company has also updated the office on the processing of claims.

The fraud-detection mechanisms are so extensive that the processing of claims is slowed down to accommodate them.

The duplicate payments are the flip side of the attempt to speedily eliminate a backlog in the processing of claims.

The independent review also noted that improvements had been made to speed up the processing of claims for people who are terminally ill.

The ministry, however, pointed out that civil servants had this year managed to shorten the processing of asylum claims – with each claim taking five months, down from seven in 2014.

It is the administration of the VA, the paperwork, the timely processing of claims and appointments, and the mere qualifying for VA healthcare that should be under the gun, not the distinct and very separate delivery of that healthcare to our veterans.

The lopsided result is due to the vastly larger number of American claims, but also to some key early decisions that favored American interpretations in the processing of the claims, and by a British administration that sought to remain in America's good graces.

The company added that since Aug. 23, when the processing of all claims by individuals and companies related to the Deepwater Horizon spill were transferred to the Gulf Coast Claims Facility, over 42,000 claims had been submitted and around $38.5 million paid to claimants.

Some American politicians had raised concerns about Chinese food-safety standards.An investigation into allegations of corruption in the office that handles compensation claims for the 2010 BP oil spill found no wrongdoing among its senior management, and concluded that the processing of "honest" claims should continue.