“claimant”造句，怎麼用claimant造句

But January's rise in the claimant count is a worrying portent.

If you capture a town or a castle without claimant or without oath you can create a new kingdom.

Starting on the page, enter a claimant name, accident date and time, police report number, and a few more bits of information, as shown in Figure 11.

The quest for the true claimant drove people mad. Here are secrets and codes, an elaborate cipher-breaking machine, an obsession with graves and crazy adventures to find lost manuscripts.

The answer to that is a straight yes, and probably has been since 1918, though its recovery as a claimant Great Power between 1940 and 1945 fooled almost everybody.

Records for the claimant count were first kept in 1971.

The claimant may also directly bring a suit in a people's court.

Article 55 the maritime court, having entertained an application for a maritime injunction, may enjoin the maritime claimant to provide security.

English libel law goes easy on the claimant, assuming that material written about him is false unless the defendant can prove otherwise, the reverse of the position in America.

Debate has raged over whether a claimant must actually be proved innocent in order to collect.

Lincoln is arguably America's greatest President (Washington, the other obvious claimant to the title, is regarded more as a god than a man).

Joblessness on the claimant count is now up to 4.3%, its highest since March 1999.

Enter associated employer data for the claimant.