The property itself may have other costs – such as boiler breakdowns or other mishaps.
Shortly before being forced out Mr Löscher admitted that his target of a 12% profit margin by 2014 would not be met, following a series of cost overruns and operational mishaps.
But their modern counterparts, whose spacecraft are far more sophisticated, are less inclined to invoke space-faring ghosts for the mishaps that befall them.
Manufacturers and governments might pay into a compensation fund to be used if mishaps occur.Prostheses also raise questions about the legal distinction between person and property, but the report suggests that there is no advantage to creating a new category between human and machine.
Over the past few months it has been hit by a string of mishaps.
This and other mishaps resulted in the superjumbo rolling onto the runway two years late and billions of euros over budget.
It also includes stories on the political use of Argentina's tax agency and a series of mishaps in equipment purchases by Canada's army.
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In its most recent annual report on the world's government websites, America's Brown University catalogued an array of mishaps found last year.
His tough stance is strongly supported in Washington and Tokyo.Well-liked abroad, the outgoing president is not nearly as popular at home, however, because of a string of corruption scandals in his government, a backlash against his close ties to the country's conglomerates and some foreign-policy mishaps.
The European Central Bank says that by the start of this month, about 25% of the planned pre-launch slug of notes, and 60% of the coins, had been "frontloaded", in the euro-jargon, to banks.There have been mishaps.
