Sentence examples for damages equal to from inspiring English sources

Patients could recover damages equal to the full amount of any lost wages or other financial losses.

Mr. Medinets noted that the act provides for damages equal to all finance charges agreed to by the borrower plus 10percentt of the amount financed.

Thus, instead of damages equal to profits from an entire product, infringers might be asked only to pay damages apportioned to specific infringing components.

Gladstone N. Jones III, a lawyer for the flood protection authority board, said the plaintiffs were seeking damages equal to "many billions of dollars.

2. In both Jacob & Youngs and Peevyhouse, the plaintiffs recovered damages equal to the diminution in the market value of their property (a formula that yielded a small sum in the latter case and nothing in the former).

In the suit involving pharmacies, the United States attorney is seeking damages equal to three times the tens of millions of dollars that Medicare and Medicaid paid for Myfortic claims resulting from the kickback scheme.

A vulnerable economy was battered last year by the low price of oil, the country's main export, and the El Niño current, which caused damage equal to perhaps 12.5% of GDP (and wrecked banks' loan portfolios).Mr Mahuad is at least trying to push through reform.

Based on the calculation of building damage probability, the safest building type is the combination of reinforce masonry, asbestos or zinc roof, located between 10.1 and 12 km from the epicentre, and being located on Semilir Formation, with a probability of not damaged equal to 0.85 or probability of collapse equal to 0.07.

Contaminate: Twitch expunges all nearby enemies afflicted by Deadly Venom, dealing physical damage equal to a base amount plus bonus damage for each stack of Deadly Venom on an enemy.

For the upstream region's households, the disaster damage equaled to nearly 16% of yearly total consumption expenditure; while in the downstream region it was 35% of the yearly total consumption expenditure.

The property of the University of Tartu suffered heavy losses in the campaign, accounting for 40 million rubles of damage (equalling to the purchasing power of 90 million U.S. dollars in 2008).