Sentence examples for of damaged equipment from inspiring English sources

by the lack of insurance they could obtain.For example, a furniture manufacturer could only get cover for stock, so it is struggling to afford toreplace £600,000 worth of damaged equipment and cannot fulfil its fullorder book.

Iván Freites, who leads the local oil workers' union, said the disaster could have been avoided: he said the union had complained of damaged equipment, leaks and lack of repairs.Mr Ramírez, who has run PDVSA since 2004, is one of Mr Chávez's top aides and was recently confirmed in his post "for the next six years".

No attempt was made to record the locations or conditions of damaged equipment in the turret.

No attempt was made to photograph or record the locations of the bodies or of damaged equipment in the turret.

DIRECTV has a clear policy that fully supports its customers during natural disasters that includes replacement of damaged equipment at no charge, long-term suspension of accounts for customers who must leave their home, and waiving cancellation fees for those who need to disconnect service.

The safety policies identified via field notes including stacking restrictions, not striking others and the removal of damaged equipment may also have helped facilitate an environment in which children could freely and safely engage in PA.

He said that with UNICEF's support – including the provision of generators for water pumps, the supply of diesel fuel, and repairs to damaged equipment - 30,000 cubic metres of water would be provided to affected areas daily.

Oil spills, amounting to as much as 7.56 billion liters of oil entering the oceans every year, occur due to damaged equipment or human error.

Holmes said air carriers could "hide behind" the Montreal convention, a series of rules for international air carriers, to avoid paying fully for damaged equipment vital for those with disabilities.

The convention calculates compensation for damaged equipment by weight rather than value.

The UK's Civil Aviation Authority warns people with disabilities that amounts paid for damaged equipment "may be limited to around £1,300".