Famous Quotes & Sayings

If Merck gets to be 0-4 or 0-5 in these cases, the settlement value of these claims is going to go through the roof.

I've had my people out looking into these claims to make sure there are no violations of the quarantine. I've also had our invasive pest expert contact the stores mentioned in the e-mail (Lowe's and Home Depot), and we've yet to find any validity to the claims in the e-mail.

It's a princely fight for succession. There are some who suggest it is a cult of personality. Each one claims he was indicated to be the successor.

It's particularly troublesome when these claims provide false hope to patients with serious or life-threatening conditions.

Richard Boucher

It's only North Korea that claims current conditions are unfavorable

In the eyes of the public, ... the museum is a greedy hoarder of ill-gotten goods, in opposition to the legitimate claims of the powerless.

Insurers are working as hard as they can to get these claims settled as quickly as they can and as fairly as they can. When all is said and done, it will be shown that the industry is not engaging in anything fraudulent in the resolution of these claims.

Bjorn Lomborg

In the same way, we have to investigate the solar mechanism, but right now, the IPC claims that it's probably not the main cause.

In the original policy, (the insurance company) claims that he could not come to Spring Training. We're going to take all of the information we have and meet with them and see if there is any opportunity (for Bagwell to play in Spring Training). Jeff just wants the opportunity.

Jared Bernstein

Clearly, Katrina hasn't shown up in the jobless claims yet, but it will, ... Next month, we're going to be looking at one of the largest one month negative spikes in the history of this series, going back to the '30s.

Claims took people by surprise. It makes it clear the Fed has not gone too far.

Claims have now been essentially static for three months, so even if the latest declines turn out to be unsustainable, the data will still show that the trend is no longer rising rapidly, and may not be rising at all, ... It looks like the worst of the worst is now over in the labor market.

Claims fell because the initial wave of job losses after Sept. 11th is fading.

Claims are still suggesting that the economy started the year with a strong employment situation.

Daniel Johnston

Claims are still high but are way down. The anti-fraud initiative is paying dividends,

Claims are a good leading indicator of the unemployment rate; these data suggest the rate will be nudging 4% by mid-summer.

Being out of the Gulf, that's icing on the cake. But results that strong show they have the core principles of underwriting claims very well managed.

Higher claims suggest slower job gains, which should dampen income growth, consumer spending, and overall economic activity.

I hear daily from Hoosier veterans who are forced to wait months on end for their disability claims to be processed. Unfortunately, this is typical.

Thomas Ryan

I hope all outstanding claims will be addressed in the very near future, but I'm not concerned there is a liability with Sparta.

I hope, sitting in the marble palace, you'll remember that I have great pride in the success of the False Claims Act,

I don't pretend to be a geologist. But it's our understanding that you shouldn't see year-to-year spikes, and we've been getting far more claims in the past decade.

The message from these claims numbers is strong and clear. The labor market is extremely tight.

There are some irresponsible claims out there. A group of silicon vendors wanted to halt after draft one.

There are going to be all sorts of claims that are not settled for a long time.

Some people had claims where there were no claims.

So when minister Erwin claims that there will not be thousands of jobs lost, he is just playing with words.

This dip in claims is unlikely to prove significant. The trend, measured by the four-week moving average, is still rising after its turn of-the-year decline.

This "Desperate Housewives" demographic, dominated by pro-growth urbanites or suburbanites, often claims it wants to preserve "open space" or "green space." Sadly, this frequently is a euphemism for rollerblading trails and places where their doggies can poop unencumbered; not "wild spaces" where hunters stalk the creeks and wildlife is truly wild.

This (defamation) suit creates an opportunity to publicly litigate the claims even though the Archdiocese of Miami already settled the lawsuits.

This claims figure was not too much off expectations so as to elicit a big reaction.

Without some testing standards, marketers can make whatever claims they like, and can find a tester to help them prove it.

We need to control the outlandish settlement of claims of sinkholes in Pasco and Hernando.