Sentence examples for contractors damages from inspiring English sources

The Chipko movement also gave visibility to two main complaints of local people: commercial felling by contractors damages a wide variety of species of trees, and it replaces valuable, multispecies indigenous forests with monoculture plantations of teak and eucalyptus.

The explosion targeted a convoy of Toyota Land Cruisers carrying civilian contractors, damaging one of the vehicles but injuring none of its occupants, the US military said.

Henry Garrido, research director for District Council 37, the municipal workers' union, said a standard clause in the city's information technology contracts allowed the city to sue contractors for damages.

Contractors repair damaged cabinets and holes in the walls that squatters have left behind, and the city puts the homes up for sale for around $100,000.

The filing argues that the monetary settlement is "inadequate" and that the consequences of allowing Lyft to continue to classify drivers as independent contractors are damaging to drivers and to the general public.

But if you sue for damage to your condo by a negligent building contractor, your damages usually won't be income.

In 2012, a contractor accidentally damaged one of the stone bridges, catalyzing an effort to document the garden using laser scanning and other technologies.

The contract should also specify the amount of insurance required by the building; require the contractor to name the building as an "additional insured"; and make the contractor liable for damages caused to common areas or to other apartments.

More than 1,250 homes have been destroyed or severely damaged so far and more than half a million people risk losing their water supply because it is too dangerous for contractors to fix damaged pipelines.

In November her team of investigative reporters broke a story that President Enrique Peña Nieto's wife was buying a $7m mansion mortgaged to her by one of the government's preferred contractors, which has damaged the president's credibility.

Disaster relief contractors, who repair damaged homes, also began to feel the pinch on Friday.