Richer countries do much of the environmental damage.

Compared to developed countries, rogue actors do disproportionate damage in a country like Guinea.

But, in a global village, misperceptions can arise all too easily and can do great damage.

This duty encompasses both a positive obligation to take appropriate measures to respond to a situation that poses a clear threat of environmental damage, as well as the duty to ensure that any measures taken do not aggravate the damage already caused or increase the risk of future damage.

The idea here is to cause damage to the enemy by getting a 3rd party to do the deed.

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

Weapons of mass destruction, nuclear bombs in particular, certainly cause more damage faster than conventional armaments do.

Poor policy choices, on the other hand, will at best delay recovery and at worst do permanent damage.

Had Shakespeare said, First, shoot the accountants, the world might have realized the amazing damage they can do.

As Balluch writes A law banning a whole industry does far more economic damage to the animal abuse industry than anything else the animal movement could do.

The flood caused a lot of damage.

The storm caused a lot of damage.

The storm caused a lot of damage.

Blackwater has done more damage in Iraq than Al Qaeda would ever dream of an American company would do.

But the more urgent threat is that any kind of germline genetic modification could do long term, permanent damage.

Negligence is a type of damage or offense.

Unfortunately, 1.5 billion is little better than what charity could do and still only a drop in the bucket compared to the extent of the damage.

All of this is true. But missing from this array of arguments is the damage a bankruptcy of the Big Three would do to financial markets.

Take heed now that ye fail not to do this why should damage grow to the hurt of the kings?

And when Karajan is asked about it he actually says, Yes, the worst damage I can do to my orchestra is to give them a clear instruction.

Unfortunately, the authorities do not have much margin for error in working to counteract the damage done by the international crisis.

Not to do so would mean to renege on political commitments and to severely damage the EU's credibility in the world.

By assuming away the damage that highly leveraged megabanks can do, the myth of a good crisis merely makes political pressure on central banks all the more likely.

Any organization is always much more than simply the person who happens to lead it, but a weak or politicized figure at its head can do great damage.

(d) Moral damage

Compensation for damage

Unfortunately, European banks do not have enough capital, irrespective of eurozone bailout efforts, because the damage will not be limited to Greece.

A tax on carbon should be equivalent to its damage.

The longer a bubble lasts, the more damage it causes.

First, I argued that while it might do local good, it would damage the rules of international relations as they were then understood.

In choosing whether or not to do so, its policymakers may weigh factors ranging from China s international responsibilities to the potential damage of foreign protectionism or even a trade war.

Costs and economic damage

Where such damage looms as a threat, early prevention is required.

Below is a local TV footage of the major earthquake damage

And every time they turn themselves over there is some damage. And that damage builds up.

Claim No. 5000462 is for damage to cultural heritage resources claim No. 5000467 is for damage to livestock resources and claim No. 5000303 is for public health damage.

But it won't wipe out, you know, all life on Earth, so that's fine. But it turns out, you don't need something six miles across to do a lot of damage.

To put it starkly, such drastic carbon cuts are likely to do a lot more damage than climate change to our quality of life (especially for those in the developing world).

And, because CO2 emissions are what economists call a negative externality emitters do not bear the full cost of the damage that they cause there is little incentive to reduce them.

The Ecumenical Patriarchate, as a foreign observer observes, only receives collateral damage.

It has done enough damage.

Another factor is psychological damage.

Yet a senior Department of Justice official recently said that criminal charges could not be brought against big financial institutions, because experts tell him that to do so would damage the economy.

In the meantime, they do serious damage because Europeans are so worried about the possibility of reform that the mere possibility of such reforms actually being enacted plunges them into a funk.

If the shipper does not do so, it is strictly liable for the loss, damage, delay and expenses directly or indirectly resulting from such failure.