Recovered and recoverable 2000 2003 Cumulative 0.55

Recovered and recoverable 1996 1998 Cumulative 0.43

At common law, damages are categorized into compensatory (or actual) damages, and punitive damages.

The benefits are the avoided damages, including both market damages and non market damages that account for health and ecological impacts.

In 2005 it had proven recoverable coal reserves of 171 million tons.

Fraction of recoverable near Earth objects as a function of absolute magnitude (H)

Thirdly, grievances must be addressed, damages assessed and steps taken to address those damages.

' Taking this custom into account, the Magistrates Court held that the word damages' should be interpreted as including punitive or exemplary damages as well as compensatory damages.

30,000.00 damages to the victim.

They demanded damages from the driver.

Article 17 octies Costs and damages

Nevertheless, the refusal of Philippine courts to award damages beyond actual damages and nominal moral damages has made loss of life affordable to those who intend to be derelict in their contractual obligations.

Thanks to large fields of recoverable natural gas located offshore, Burma now earns substantial foreign exchange revenues.

Here are photos of the flood damages .

Reserves are defined as the quantities of petroleum that are expected to be commercially recoverable from known fields.

This leaves the pre modification data in place, with possibly many generations, and recoverable by data recovery software.

It damages the trust needed for stronger trade relations.

They may sue for damages before the civil courts.

The plaintiffs claimed damages for negligent manufacture and design.

This damages European exports to both the US and Asia.

The Court awarded Canadian 575,000 in damages, plus prejudgment interest.

Considers, that Azerbaijan has the right for appropriate compensation with regard to damages it suffered, and puts the responsibility for the adequate compensation of these damages on Armenia.

According to section 1 of chapter 5 of the Finnish Damages and Tort Liability Act of 1974, damages shall constitute compensation for the personal injury and damage to property.

There is a huge difference between potential deposits hidden somewhere in large shale formations and recoverable reserves that can actually be produced economically.

Each dollar would avoid 1.51 of global warming damages a respectable outcome.

Breaking the cultural code damages a person s reputation, and perhaps one s career.

Confiscation damages the rule of law on which modern industrial prosperity rests.

(c) Material damages and loss of earnings, including loss of earning potential

In fact, estimates by the International Energy Agency suggest that the most significant recoverable reserves of shale gas are in the US and China, not Europe.

The arbitral award provided that a certain amount of money was due and payable under the mortgage and determined the period during which interests were recoverable.

This defence is not available where damages of less than 1131 SDR are sought.

Trade unions, applied for an interim order that an employer provided security for damages.

The cyclone reached the capital city of Muscat, but the damages were nominal in comparison.

The arbitral tribunal may award such costs and damages at any point during the proceedings.

The resolution also requested the Secretary General to establish a register of barrier related damages.

(Never mind that this cost estimate is probably wildly overestimated most models show about 3 damages.)

Thirdly, the European Union's draft resolution damages the authority and the credibility of the United Nations.

REPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS MADE BY THE D2 PANEL OF COMMISSIONERS CONCERNING PALESTINIAN INDIVIDUAL CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES

Fortunately, the focus of the debate is on reserves and not resources. Reserves are defined as the quantities of petroleum that are expected to be commercially recoverable from known fields.

Restructuring damages the euro, and fiscal consolidation in the distressed countries, while necessary, is probably not sufficient.

Syrians are witnessing how their cultural heritage is in danger, and how it is suffering important damages.

Acts contrary to this Act can be prohibited by judgement and give rise to liability in damages.

Reaffirming Lebanon's right to compensation for the losses in human life, material damages and substantial economic losses it has sustained as a result of Israel's repeated aggressions against Lebanese citizens and infrastructure, and the ensuing damages and heavy loss of life and property,

Continued fiscal expansion is certainly not the answer, as it ultimately damages both private spending and business investment.

The court here applied the option stipulated in the law for increased damages, due to the harsh circumstances.