Sentence examples for damages made from inspiring English sources

"Iran holds the government of Saudi Arabia responsible for this act and wounding of a number of embassy staff and damages made to its building".

New York City has agreed to pay Occupy Wall Street two hundred and thirty-two thousandollarsrs to compensate for damages made to books during raids at Zuccotti Park, in 2011.

The damages were awarded by the judge, Mr Justice Mann, in May last year to a total of eight victims, the largest award of damages made by the courts for a breach of a person's privacy.

If the user's password is correct but the keystroke pattern does not match, the system can restrict the amount of cash withdrawn on that occasion to minimize any damages made by possible theft or robbery.

He also called for the establishment of a "vandalism museum" to showcase the damages made by demonstrators on public property.

The financial devastation wrought by the storm — $100 billion in damages — made it the third-costliest in U.S. history, during a year of hurricanes and wildfires that made 2017 the costliest year on record for natural disasters.

City Councilman Eric N. Gioia, a Queens Democrat who has been a consistent critic of the utility, said that agreeing to cover the cost of the damages makes sense.

"The figure of just over $4 billion the E.U. is claiming in damages makes other trade disputes between the E.U. and U.S. pale into insignificance," he said.

And if someone slaps a writ on you demanding millions in damages, make sure you have the most competent defence team the legal profession has to offer.

Oracle was previously seeking $9 billion in damages, making the financial stakes just as massive as the implications for the broader software development world.

But the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center, with its relatively minor damage, made little impact on us.