Sentence examples for damages demand from inspiring English sources

In the case to be heard in Cologne from Thursday, Kohl will also demand that Schwan gives back copies of the tapes, a court spokeswoman told AFP, confirming that the damages demand was for at least €5m.

Mr. Sgarbi added that "the state feels offended, and will need to seek legal advice," claiming that a damages demand of "50 to 100 million dollars" could be made by the Rome government, which authorized the event and is listed as a patron.

If Claimant Wells Fargo's damages demand was deemed inflated by these arbitrators to the tune of four times what they felt appropriate, why didn't they also decline to award attorneys' fees?

In only one FINRA arbitration that "Street Sweeper" reported did Wells Fargo get every penny it sought in its damages demand and that was against a former employee who represented himself.

Simers, who joined The Times in 1990 and became a columnist 10 years later, initially sought $18 million in damages, but later revised his damages demand to $12.3 million.

Mr. Gianforcaro said that the nonmonetary damages demanded by the plaintiffs could include apologies, full disclosure of the abuse and a process by the diocese to prevent its reoccurring.

"[The plot ideas are] part of the common stock of cinema and the principle of convicting someone... is unacceptable, even if the court only granted three percent of the damages demanded".

That would brighten the medium-term fiscal outlook without damaging demand now.

Rapidly falling oil prices in the wake of the Wall Street crash have further damaged demand for alternative fuels.

The coal price has crashed by 60% since 2011, as gas, renewable energy and climate policies have damaged demand.

The president also said that fierce international competition and trade protectionism could seriously damage demand for the country's exports.