Sentence examples for presumed damage from inspiring English sources

The rise in urate supports the presumed damage to hepatic metabolism because urate is normally degraded to allantoin in the dog liver.

Like the doctrine of presumed damages, jury discretion to award punitive damages unnecessarily exacerbates the danger.

After trial, the jury returned a verdict in favor of respondent and awarded $50,000 in compensatory or presumed damages and $300,000 in punitive damages.

After trial, the jury returned a verdict in respondent's favor and awarded both compensatory or presumed damages and punitive damages.

Rape was a crime only when it was perpetrated against an unmarried virgin; even then, it was a crime against her father, whose property was presumed damaged.

Most lawyers, including me, would have argued that you could not, under the First Amendment, presume damages.

But then they would have had to deal with 200 years of precedent permitting juries to presume damages to reputation.

Although there was much talk in Gertz about liability without fault and the unfairness of presuming damages, all of this, as was the case in New York Times, was done in the name of the First Amendment, purportedly to shield the press and others writing about public affairs from possibly intimidating damages liability.

Courts do not usually presume damages from slander as they do with libel.

Presumed damages to reputation might have been prohibited, or limited, as in Gertz.

It is presumed that damage to the bronchial epithelium results in release of cytokines and growth factors that affect innate and adaptive immunity to allergen [ 12].