There were no injuries or damage in either case.

There were no injuries or damage in either case.

There were no injuries or damage in either case. (Ha apos aretz, 3 December 1993)

For his country, it was the only possible form in the case of political (moral) damage.

In that case, the agreement will not only damage America s reputation, but will also undermine global stability.

In that case, the agreement will not only damage America s reputation, but will also undermine global stability.

No injuries or damage were reported in either case. (Ha apos aretz, Jerusalem Post, 11 February 1994)

The draft law on civil liability in case of nuclear damage, meanwhile, was adopted on 20 January 2005.

However, local insurance has meant that importers were indemnified in case of loss or damage to their merchandise in local currency, whereas the replacement or repair of loss or damage to goods imported required foreign exchange.

It might also be helpful to start thinking in terms of punitive compensation in case of damage to cultural property owing to illicit traffic.

In 1993, this competition had dealt with a case concerning the commercial exploitation of the moon and in 1994 it dealt with a case regarding international space stations, intellectual property rights and liability for damage.

You're aware of it, you're guilty as charged, it's no error, and certainly no case of collateral damage either.

What can damage accumulate in?

Damage

Damage?

The worst church damage in Bohol.

France suffered heavy damage in the war.

There is extensive damage in the villages.

Crash damage

Whateveryou did, there's been no damage, no damage at all.

If this were the case, it would provide an advantage to biological systems that are subject to damage by mutation or viral infection.

It was also suggested that criteria be established for identifying, in case of damage, the forum States because, as currently formulated, that paragraph seemed to establish universal civil jurisdiction.

And this, over the years, can cause real damage, cardiovascular damage.

Eight months later, a military committee investigating the case concluded that the plan was, indeed, drafted to damage and discredit the AKP and government.

The ancient souk in Midan also suffered damage

The earthquake caused severe damage in several villages.

The test is whether the claimant acted reasonably, having regard to all the circumstances with which it was confronted, including the information available to it at the time regarding the nature and extent of damage and the measures appropriate to respond to the damage in each case.

(d) Moral damage

Compensation for damage

Damage report, sir.

The result in this case has been damage to the transatlantic relationship, with some in Europe even calling for a halt to the talks on the proposed Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP).

The above mentioned article 50 of the Constitution of Costa Rica entitles individuals to denounce any act liable to infringe this right, and to demand compensation in case damage has occurred.

The elements of damage included damage caused to persons, property or the environment.

The Ballistics Expert in Fernando Coelho examines the damage

In economic terms, environmental damage in Serbia and Montenegro cost as much as 2 billion annually and required intensified efforts to offset the damage.

In the case of urgent military necessity, if there is a possibility of causing collateral damage to civilian life or property, it must be proportionally minimal in relation to the actual military advantage expected.

Costs and economic damage

No damage was reported.

There's no damage outside.

You've done enough damage.

(a) damage means significant damage caused to persons, property or the environment and includes

The third element concerned the notion that transboundary damage included damage to the environment.

However, in the present case, the Panel does not consider that the evidence provided by Kuwait is sufficient to establish the nature and extent of the damage for which it seeks compensation.

In other words, the question is whether the term environmental damage , as used in Security Council resolution 687 (1991), includes what is referred to as pure environmental damage i.e., damage to environmental resources that have no commercial value.

When recommending compensation for damage or loss that has been found to be a direct result of Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait, the Panel has in every case assured itself that the applicable evidentiary requirements regarding the circumstances and amount of the damage or loss claimed have been satisfied.