Sentence examples for damages for which from inspiring English sources

Close did television before it was prestigious, in "The Shield" and then "Damages," for which she won two Emmy Awards.

At issue now are the amount of damages for which the defendants are to be personally assessed.

The key tension is that such species can inflict transboundary damages for which managers are not liable with certainty.

Loral had to plan ahead, and the substantial liquidated damages for which it would be liable, plus the threat of default, were genuine possibilities.

While most villagers have fled the area, those who remain complain that they are trapped between insurgents and the foreign forces, often suffering damages for which they remain uncompensated.

Lawmakers passed seven bills, including a centerpiece measure that reduced the punitive damages for which businesses and other defendants might be liable if a jury determined they had committed wrongdoing.

Liability insurance, insurance against claims of loss or damage for which a policyholder might have to compensate another party.

Banks do so to protect the property from vandalism or damage for which the bank could be liable.

In 1809, the Legislature authorized the surveyors to "cut down trees and do other damage" for which owners would be later compensated.

Unchecked, fast-rising aviation emissions currently around 3% of the global total will cause vast environmental damage for which someone, somewhere, will have to pay.

Insurance Although there are no insurance premiums to pay, car club members will typically be charged an excess for an accident or damage for which they are deemed to be at fault.