Sentence examples for damages payment from inspiring English sources

Three years ago the health authority agreed to split a £500,000 damages payment between the 12 families of her victims.

Vice Chancellor Laster's opinion may bring hand-wringing and a large damages payment from K.K.R. and Barclays, but unless a third-party bidder emerges, this transaction is heading toward a close after a 20-day delay.

If the judgment is affirmed, the damages payment would make only a modest dent in Microsoft's cash hoard, which totaled almost $29 billion at the end of last year.

"It is only with the active antipiracy efforts of companies such as ourselves that the pay-TV industry is able to evolve and continue to enable people to enjoy premium TV viewing," NDS's executive chairman, Abe Peled, said in a statement last week when the company announced it had received its full damages payment.

With about $300 million in cash, some of which has been earmarked to settle with the four other major record companies originally involved in the lawsuit, analysts said MP3.com should be able to stay afloat if it managed to keep the damages payment in the $100 million range.

The ruling, which could threaten a $368 million damages payment made by Microsoft to Alcatel-Lucent last year, could be the last chapter in the two companies' patent war if it successfully bolsters Microsoft's appeal.

Investors have become jumpy about any potential threat to the publisher's balance sheet should the civil cases result in damages payments.

Speaking outside court, McAlpine's solicitor, Andrew Reid, said the legal costs paid by the BBC and ITV amount to nearly £200,000 in total, on top of the damages payments amounting to £310,000.

Ms Green had been criticised over reports that she had refused to meet the Shepherds and that she launched the process of seeking damages payments over the incident in 2006 – both of which she has denied.

To qualify for the Department of Work and Pension's vaccine damage payment scheme, a person has to be at least 60% disabled, the equivalent to the loss of one hand.

To qualify for the DWP's Vaccine Damage Payment Scheme, a victim has to be classed as at least 60% disabled, which is described as equivalent to the loss of one hand.