Sentence examples for damages arising from inspiring English sources

The seller may claim damages arising from the buyer's breach of duty.

Succession planning for their departure may prevent damages arising from unexpected quits.

Someone takes legal action against the ACM for damages arising from the use of the software.

Antioxidants play crucial roles in scavenging oxidative damages arising from reactive oxygen species.

Teachers are not personally liable for civil damages arising from such excursions, and they rarely have to appear in court.

Sharon Valentine seeks to recover mental distress damages arising out of the alleged breach of an employment contract.

Trade Disputes Act, (1906), British legislation that provided trade unions with immunity from liability for damages arising from strike actions.

That judgment established that unions were legal corporations and as such their funds were liable for damages arising from strikes.

Their case, which claims personal damages arising from the "insult" to Turkishness, has been rejected twice previously, but was yesterday upheld by the country's highest appeals court.

The aviation security compromise bill approved today by Congress limits the liability of certain entities that might be sued for damages arising from the terrorist attacks.

It is well established in English case law that a party to an illegal agreement cannot claim damages arising from the illegal agreement.