Sentences with phrase «meet the claim if»

If you have two plans, you can use any plan to meet the claim if the claim amount is lower than the coverage in any plan.

Not exact matches

«They complain and say that if they didn't go to all these meetings, they could be so productive, but I think they kind of hide behind that claim.»

As with diet supplements, a product must meet the claim all the time; if they don't, it must be stated under which conditions these types of products should be used.

If you are single as a result of a divorce and meet the requirements, you may be eligible to claim a higher retirement benefit based on your ex-spouse's work record.

Government - provided capital should be subordinate only to depositor claims, if equity and bondholder capital ultimately proves insufficient to meet those obligations.

What Zhang was referring to is the rumor that struck headlines in December last year that stated that Alibaba will takeover Ele.me because it did not meet its VAM, an agreement that allows investors to claim their money back if the company they invested in fails to deliver.

Saying that is like saying that if we destroyed all the textbooks and anyone who claimed to personally have met George Washington or talked about him, then he would not exist.

Bit if I met a person who did not believe he existed I would not claim that person hated George Washington... how could they?

Chesterton's claim to be a Zionist may seem eccentric to us: but, again, it is hardly anti-Semitic: nor was it unusual (there was at the time a well - established tradition of Christian Zionism, of which A.J. Balfour is the most obvious example): it is why a group of Zionists invited Chesterton to Palestine, where he met and had a day - long discussion with Chaim Weizmann, later the first President of Israel, whoas a result became an admirer of Chesterton: Weizmann would certainly have sniffed out an anti-Semite if Chesterton had actually been one.

It's weird to me that you believe that even after 1000 drops and 1000 of the same result you still believe that if a random person you have never met claimed that his ball did not fall then that's proof positive that the law of gravity was broken and that it is possible even though no one was there to verify it, or anyway to recreate it.

But if the need for meeting space has declined, the claims placed on church members by movements for social, political and economic justice have not diminished.

If you commit everything to the Lord before the meeting, then in the end, you can claim that had your prayers be answered, you could have made a difference.

But if he did, and he's infallible as you claim, and he created us as you claim, and he gave us free will as every religious person I've met claims, then we most certainly can blame god for free will.

That such people have any rational basis for their skepticism is out of the question, of course, and Dawkins tells us exactly what to think of them: «It is absolutely safe to say that if you meet somebody who claims not to believe in evolution, that person is ignorant, stupid, or insane (or wicked, but I'd rather not consider that).»

If we do not so respond, we fail to meet the conditions he lays upon us and thus we can not lay claim to salvation.

The churches who claim they need to be the ones the people come to always have a criteria and if you don't meet it, you don't qualify.

This absolute demand of the gospel, when stated as a generalization, is seldom questioned by Christians, though no Christian if he is honest with himself will claim that he has met it.

If modern day Talibangelical Christians were to go back in time and meet a smelly dark skinned, bare foot, sweaty, nappy haired guy carpenter who claimed to be the son of god and had come to save humanity they would spit upon and look down their nose at him.

If, then, the early Christians had fabricated the accounts of the first visit to the tomb and the first meeting with the risen Jesus, they would certainly have claimed that the first witnesses were men.

You are asking me if I have «met» and «experienced» Jesus, in the past, when I claimed to have been a believer?

Well then if it does happen often due being a large country and for some location issues where heat meets coldness producing all those funny natural disasters then it is normal and we shouldn't panic claiming it to be due earthly corruption nor due sinful corruptions...!?

Agreed: «don't let the left hand know what the right hand is doing...» Those who «show» their faith, whether through their profession (Pastor, Missionary) or pious works (church board, conference speaker), can only be assessed as more sincere if there is evidence they were religious / pious / faithful when no one was looking (Pope John Paul II never confirmed this, but as a young priest, it was reported he worked in the Polish underground to save many Jewish children from the Nazi's, years later, he was visiting Israel and a woman who claimed he was the priest who saved her from the Nazis stepped forward to meet him, he blessed her, yet never did confirm or deny if he had played the part of a hero).

If a business claims to meet a particular standard, it must ensure that this claim is true.

(2) A nutrition content claim using the descriptor diet is a comparative claim if it meets the conditions for making that claim by having at least 40 % less energy than the same quantity of reference food.

However, the English newspaper claim that the versatile midfielder hasn't got his heart set on moving to any one particular club — rather his desire is to be offered a # 5m per - year contract, and if that is met, the Express report, Vidal will assess all options.

Both officials and players at the King Power Stadium fear that the Frenchman could be enticed by the Gunners if that figure is met, The Mirror claims.

If his man is to meet heavyweights, Mushky figures, it will be either Jimmy Ellis or Joe Frazier, who hold claims on the heavyweight championship while Muhammad Ali is in Coventry.

According to Onda Cero, a Spanish radio station, it's claimed that Liverpool don't want to sell their most prized asset, but if Barcelona are willing to go above their current # 118m bid and meet their valuation of Coutinho, then they may well consider it.

The Daily Mail claim Ferguson and Pochettino met for lunch around the time when replacing Louis van Gaal was on the agenda, and the Scot and other figures at the club were said to agree that the Spurs boss could be ideal, even if it never materialised.

There's no question Alderweireld could be a fine addition for the likes of United and Chelsea to solve their issues at the back this season, and the Manchester Evening News have previously claimed he can move if is release clause of just # 25million is met.

Pochettino has been talked about in terms of being a future United manager in the past, with the Daily Mail claiming he met with former Red Devils boss Sir Alex Ferguson around the time the club were looking at replacing Louis van Gaal, even if Mourinho ultimately came in instead.

I read an Arsenal transfer rumour the other day that claimed we were going to make a cheeky bid of around # 12 million for Khedira, which if true would mean there was no problem in meeting his high wages.

Last term Sanchez claimed that the ball was in our court as per negotiations, seeming to tell us that he would extend his contract if his asking wage was met, although the specifications of said demands remain unknown.

The Saints are said to be determined to get their valuation for the player, which the report claims is something like # 24 million and Arsene Wenger may have to meet it if he is to beat the likes of Man United and Tottenham to the Frenchman's signature.

There has been an increased level of concern among the Arsenal fans regarding the long term future of Alexis Sanchez at the Emirates Stadium as the Chilean superstar has not yet signed an extension with the Gunners and reports have claimed that the attacker could well leave if his demands are not met by the North London giants.

I had one dad send me a message claiming he was looking for milk for his wife, but I told him I wasn't comfortable donating milk to a man if I didn't also get to meet the mama or the baby who would be drinking it.

If it fails, the American Meat Institute (AMI) claims that an extra 1.5 million cattle would need to be slaughtered to meet demand for ground beef without the feared «slime» — also putting an end to the far more sustainable practice of using every part of the animal, at a time when we are trying to produce more food from less land.

Nearly two years ago, the agency said it intended to require app manufacturers to meet certain safety standards if they claim their products have medical purposes — meaning the devices diagnose, treat, or prevent a disease.

Honestly, I'm not sure if it's even an actual claim, or just him lashing out because he feels that the media was too negative on his meeting with Merkel.

Maybe he should and if he funds they gave progress only meetings with the intention, nor putting motions claiming to be CLP ones, then they can be driven out, or if they back non labour candidates

He claimed the chances were better than they had ever been for reform, but admitted that if parliament backed a referendum, it might not be possible to stage one in time for the government to meet its timetable of holding the first Lords elections at the 2015 general election.

Or, at the very least if it's a case of «you can't prove the negative,» it can be determined, quite easily, that the person making that claim has met or has not met an objective standard of evidence before offering that claim.

Appearing on the BBC's Daily Politics show, Duncan Smith initially stood firm when asked if Patel had lied when she erroneously claimed that Boris Johnson knew about her secret meetings with Israeli officials.

It was tolerated, if not explicitly endorsed, by the Commons authorities that make the decisions on whether any given claim for taxpayers» money should be met.

Now, that rivalry could lead to small claims court, which is where Spence says he may be going if he isn't reimbursed for more than $ 900 in expenses, including the cost of traveling to PEF meetings and events he attended in the last year.

But critics say that claim is not entirely accurate, because the windfall does not actually materialize for another two years, and only if certain conditions are met.

But this is the second time that his group has published such a claim in just over a year, opening up a philosophical debate about where the finish line really is, and if Danishefsky has met the lofty goal that he — and the scientific community — have set for themselves.

If you happen to live in a culture that praises those who claim to be busy all the time, you've probably met plenty of people who are resistant to the concept of meditation.

If you want a sunscreen without chemicals, consider Cotz Plus SPF 58, ***** which was the top - scoring «natural» sunscreen in our tests — delivering an SPF of 38 and Very Good UVA protection — or California Baby Super Sensitive SPF 30 +, which met its SPF claim and received a Good Rating for UVA and UVB protection.

If you meet someone on an online dating site that seems too good to be true or claims to fall in love with you unnaturally fast, be wary.