Sentence examples for demanded damages from inspiring English sources

The Slesingers demanded damages of $2bn£1.25bnbn).

Through her lawyer, she called the report false and demanded damages of $15 million, The Herald, a newspaper controlled by Mr. Mugabe, reported Thursday.

The marriage was later annulled, but the woman demanded damages for his lack of "fairness and good faith" before their wedding and for his refusal to seek treatment afterward because his condition would then become known to someone else.

Yet the High Court has recently thrown out three other cases in which parents of handicapped children demanded damages because abnormalities of the fetus were not detected by ultrasound tests.

A group of 172 teachers and staff members said the board breached the Japanese Constitution when it censured them for refusing to follow the directives, and they demanded damages of 550,000 yen, or nearly $5,600, each.

The next day a lawyer demanded damages for insulting the woman, caused the summary arrest of the physician, and put him to a great deal of trouble and mortification to get bail.

In federal court in Boston, the Bakers are demanding damages, including interest and legal fees, that could top $1 billion.

The Union filed a counterclaim, demanding damages from Duane Reade for suing in the first place, a demand that was upheld by the judge.

The Mail strongly denied the allegations and hit back with a lawsuit demanding damages "in an amount to be determined at trial" in addition to court costs.

The French philosopher Elisabeth Badinter has said that "it is untenable to demand damages for being born and even more untenable to grant them".

Mr Berlusconi is demanding damages of €1m ($1.5m) from La Repubblica for insisting on answers to ten questions about his private life.