Each one of us, most people, have something in our life that's literally irreplaceable, in that it has value because of its history maybe your wedding ring, maybe your child's baby shoes so that if it was lost, you couldn't get it back.

But even higher upfront costs are quickly paid for with cheaper utility bills.

The loss of Mr. Zhvania is irreparable for Georgia a leader of such calibre does not emerge every day.

Besides, in large deals, the negotiating team s costs are relatively small (or they could be reimbursed out of the project s revenue stream).

Thus, what is needed is a means to reconcile the task of helping some of the world s poorest people with that of protecting irreplaceable ecosystems.

They would be compensated for inflation and currency depreciation in the US and Europe, since the payout would depend on these economies nominal, not real, GDP.

In this regard, special and differential treatment should be accorded to landlocked developing countries to compensate for their geographical disadvantages which erode their competitive edge at the world market.

(Net efficiency is the amount of heat energy transferred to the room compared to the amount contained in the wood, minus any amount central heating must work to compensate for airflow problems.

Jordan also claims an amount of USD 2,449,308,925 for additional natural resource losses that cannot be fully compensated by the proposed rangeland and wildlife preserves.

But if Iran pulls modest amounts of its oil from international markets, price increases are likely to offset (perhaps completely) any loss in revenue from the supply cut.

The threat to coastal communities, food security and irreplaceable biodiversity and natural resources, which are shared by all the nations and peoples of the earth, is too high a price to pay for the short term profits of subsidized longline fishing.

American courts, for example, have consistently ruled that corporations need not be compensated for the loss of profits from a change in regulations (a so called regulatory taking) but, under the typical investment agreement, a foreign firm (or an American firm, operating through a foreign subsidiary) can demand compensation!

If the funding is channeled through the IMF, and is to be treated on par with private debt, the Fund will need a guarantee from the EFSF or strong eurozone countries that it will be indemnified in any restructuring.

They know that billions of dollars are made from hiring women at lower income levels than men, and then ensuring that a work family conflict derails women s careers before they become too expensive to compensate fairly.

In particular, the Panel finds that Kuwait overstates service levels prior to the commencement of the project, and thus inappropriately reduces the potential improvements that can reasonably be expected from the remediation measures for which awards were made in the third and fourth F4 instalments.

Finally, the Supreme Court noted that the right to damages under article 74 CISG follows the principle of foreseeability and full compensation, and that all losses, including expenses made in view of the performance of the contract and loss of profit, are to be compensated to the extent they were foreseeable at the time of the conclusion of the contract.