The policies generally exclude losses resulting from pilferage, strike, riot, civil commotion, war, delay of shipments, loss of markets, illegal trade, or leakage and breakage.
The goal was to preselect patients allowing molecular and full histological data to be discussed without further delay because of shipment and molecular analysis.
ECOL has had a 20% price run since September, but in October, the company announced that third-quarter operating earnings declined by more than 30%, to $4.7 million, due in part to the delay of a waste shipment from the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers.
Lost rental value is frequently an appropriate measure of damages from a delay in shipment of machinery.
Mr. Romney and Mayor Thomas M. Menino of Boston decided to delay a shipment of liquefied natural gas due on Tuesday in the harbor here.
The coalition's delay of humanitarian relief shipments ― which it says is necessary because of weapons smuggling concerns ― has hurt millions of Yemenis, prompting World Food Program chief David Beasley to declare earlier this month that he believes Saudi Arabia should pay for all humanitarian assistance to Yemen.
Last month, the Tokyo-based company said it will delay the shipment of its head mount display to fall 2016 because of difficulty sourcing some components.
Studies show that for every week of delay in the shipment of a product, the chance that a customer will cancel the order goes up 5%.
When street protests delay a shipment of khakis bound for Gap and the factory says it cannot afford to move the items by air, it is companies like Li & Fung that will have to cover the cost of the plane, he said.
