Personal injuries and damage to property

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

Another 300,000 were injured or suffered property damage.

(ii) loss of, or damage to, property, including property which forms part of the cultural heritage

An estimated 100 billion worth of property damage also occurred.

Concerned that Malawi continues to face natural catastrophes such as drought, floods and heavy rains, causing serious crop failure, loss of life and extensive damage to property and infrastructure,

The suggested criteria read as follows the procurement is of an especially high value, presents novel legal issues, or poses a serious risk of damage to property or injury .

Although there was property damage, there was no reaction from IDF.

(b) Serious damage to public or private property, including a place of public use, a State or government facility, a public transportation system, an infrastructure facility or to the environment or

The civil war did serious damage to the country's agriculture.

Part III, Section 35 Use of nuclear material causing injury to person or damage to property addresses offences relating to the Physical Protection Convention specifically injury to persons or damage to property.

The crimes tried by the court included kidnapping of foreigners, piracy, wilful damage to oil pipelines and installations, theft of public property by armed organizations or individuals, wilful damage of public property and hostage taking.

The violence resulted in a significant number of deaths, arson and damage to property.

(a) Reducing loss of life and property damage due to natural and human made disasters

It captured our attention because it was so bad in terms of lives and property damage.

If Abe does so, Japan s relations with South Korea and China will suffer serious damage.

Expressing concern about the illicit traffic in cultural property and its damage to the cultural heritage of nations,

Expressing concern at the illicit traffic in cultural property and its damage to the cultural heritage of nations,

Such vehicles would be programmed to avoid crashes, leading to fewer deaths and injuries and less property damage.

However, the present claim is for damage to cultural heritage property and sites in all areas of Iran.

But the damage to America s moral position is more serious for the health of the world.

Chinese policymakers have raised serious concerns about the growing risks of inflation and property bubbles.

An estimated 100 billion worth of property damage also occurred, which in many countries eroded hard won development gains.

Expressing its concern about the illicit traffic of cultural property and its damage to the cultural heritage of nations,

Expressing its grave concern at the decades of conflict in Afghanistan, which has caused massive loss of life, extensive human suffering, destruction of property, serious damage to the economic and social infrastructure, refugee flows and other forcible displacements of large numbers of people,

Prisoners shall not be assigned work that entails life risks or danger of serious damage to their health.

(e) transboundary damage means damage caused to persons, property or the environment in the territory or in other places under the jurisdiction or control of a State other than the State of origin

Those measures were causing serious damage to the Palestinian economy, which had been severely affected by the destruction of infrastructure.

It was reported that Egypt would not return its ambassador to Algiers unless compensation was paid for damage to Egyptian property in Algeria.

Before the 19th century, there had been prosecutions for poor treatment of animals, but only because of the damage to the animal as property.

In Germany, the medieval town of Hitzacker had water levels of 7.63 meters, destroying many buildings and causing considerable damage to other private property.

Urges the Government of Israel to speedily compensate the Agency for damage to its property and facilities resulting from actions by the Israeli side

Should Germany spurn the first part of this formula, the European project would suffer serious damage and so will German national interests.

There were reports of the use of prohibited weapons and attacks against civilian property, such as the use of gas cylinders in San Miguel (Putumayo) in September, wounding two protected persons and causing widespread damage to civilian property.

Another result will be less criminal recidivism and ongoing drug abuse by drug abusing offenders committing property and other serious crimes.

10. Urges the Government of Israel to speedily compensate the Agency for damage to its property and facilities resulting from actions by the Israeli side

In Haiti, the eastern coastal city of Gonaïves was the most severely affected 1,500 people were killed and 300,000 were injured or suffered property damage.

Had they managed even a few more attacks similar to the ones on New York and Washington, they could have done serious damage.

And avoiding serious damage and difficult recoveries requires us to get a lot better at recognizing these self limiting growth patterns early on.

The unsustainable patterns of production and use of POPs and persistent toxic substances (PTSs) are causing serious damage to human health and environment.

A threat to kill, causing health damage or causing significant damage to or destroying property, if there is reason to fear the realisation of such a threat, is punishable by a pecuniary punishment or up to one year of imprisonment.

Then, on 11 May, a Katyusha rocket fired from the vicinity of Naqoura in Lebanon landed in the Israeli town of Shelomi, causing significant property damage.

But, while banks undoubtedly have the capacity to inflict serious damage on economies and livelihoods, a well run financial system can offer significant benefits.

7. Calls once again upon the Government of Israel to compensate the Agency for damage to its property and facilities resulting from actions by the Israeli side

(c) Damage to property, places, facilities or systems referred to in paragraph 1 (b) of the present article resulting or likely to result in major economic loss