Sentence examples for viable claims from inspiring English sources

US District Judge Harold Murphy on Tuesday agreed that Davidson did not state viable claims against Minaj and Pink Personality.

Furthermore, the new terms about class-wide arbitration would have meant that, in practice, many otherwise viable claims simply wouldn't get filed.

Mr. Ryan and other advocates who have conducted deeper screenings of more than 3,000 Central American minors this year in shelters in Texas found that at least half could present viable claims for visas.

Another concern raised by what we have seen is that many with viable claims for asylum have not been appropriately advised to appeal the refusal of international protection and instead accept this temporary form of leave.

"After 12 years, they have failed to turn those inflammatory and irresponsible accusations into viable claims supported by evidence sufficient to defeat the Kingdom's and the SHC [Saudi High Commission]'s presumptive immunity from suit," wrote the lawyers.

"In this case, they don't seem to have any viable claim".

"No viable claim for an injunction lies until there is something purportedly done under the act," he said.

In reality, that looked even less of a viable claim than the one from which Beattie profited.

"They think it's too difficult to administer a viable claim," Professor Epstein said of those justices.

If a lease was signed by the parties, the landlord would have a viable claim to the deposit.

J. Travis Laster, vice chancellor of the Delaware Chancery Court, found that the claims that the venture capitalist had favored themselves to the detriment of the founders could be a viable claim claim if the facts they stated were true.