Sentence examples for viability of claims from inspiring English sources

This article explores the viability of claims drawn from the literature about the effects of private sector involvement in redeveloped public space.

Ask the solicitors about the viability of your claim, the length of the claims process and the amount of compensation you can expect upon winning the claim.

Don't forget to bring evidences you have gathered from the accident that can help a solicitor to assess the viability of your claim.

Exactly how do these shake "the stability and economic viability of nations?" Crouse claims it is because welfare states are "facing demographic time bombs with dismal fertility rates and an increase in the so-called old-age dependence ratio....".

While the suit has been ongoing since 2000, and despite the fact that Bush Administration Attorney General John Ashcroft was once critical of federal tobacco litigation as well as doubtful about the viability of the government's claims, the fresh allegations were enough to knock several billion off the net worth of the tobacco companies.

Our quantitative results confirm the economic intuition that a bankruptcy design must trade-off the initial priority of claims with the viability of reorganized firms.

But in January, according to the tribe, federal officials suddenly expressed misgivings about the viability of the tribe's land claim and the ability of the Interior Department to approve it without Congressional action, as the tribe wanted.

Local residents have fiercely resisted the plan, challenging the costs of converting what was previously a small SEN school, the practicality of transporting hundreds of pupils from London at the crack of dawn on a Monday morning in deepest winter, and the long-term financial viability of the project, which they claim may result in a white elephant at the heart of their community.

cNumber of claims.

▪ Processing of claims and payment.

*Claim subset: only claims filed after the survey (number of claims = 65).