Sentence examples for case for damages from inspiring English sources
Yousafzai has now launched a legal case for damages against ARY.
In 2001 the Metropolitan police paid her £125,000 in compensation shortly before her case for damages, backed by the Police Federation, was due to come to court.
The document, which requires battalions of researchers, makes the case for damages that the companies responsible for the spill should pay to restore the ecosystem to its pre-spill health.
Whatever the outcome of the substantive case for damages and apologies to follow, the judgement promises to open a new era in Britain's dealings with its late-imperial history.
That Mr Strauss-Kahn's reputation is so sullied and that Ms Diallo is now pursuing a civil case for damages is evidence that, even in France, such attitudes are dying out and that lecherous old men will not be able to get away with things as they once did.
But what if he wins his case for damages of FFr6.5 billion against Crédit Lyonnais, the bank that sold Adidas on Mr Tapie's behalf after he became a minister in 1992 and which, Mr Tapie alleges, made a huge and fraudulent profit on the deal at his expense?
Some of the outputs listed in Table 2 are directly calculated with a function of HEMU and asset attribute(s) – this is the case for damage state and often damage ratio.
HumDiv [ 9], a training and testing dataset used in PolyPhen-2, is a dataset with more extreme cases for damaging mutations/polymorphisms compared with Swiss-Prot dataset (http://genetics.bwh.harvard.edu/pph2/dokuwiki/downloads).edu/pph2/dokuwiki/downloads
In federal court a civil case for monetary damages could be attempted under a companion statute to the federal criminal one: 42 USC 1983.
