Sentence examples for proving damage from inspiring English sources

Lawyers say proving damage will be tricky.South Korea is no stranger to data theft.

Mr. Bailey noted, however, that proving damage by the machine, and then fixing the problem, may be difficult.

The figures only got worse as detainees stayed longer in detention: "After a year it approaches 50%." Last week, in alarming evidence to an Australian Human Rights Commission inquiry, Young said the immigration department had refused to accept IHMS statistics proving damage to children and adolescents held in prolonged detention.

For this reason, Justice POWELL would not impose on the plaintiff the burden of proving damages in the case now before us.

But in truth Hearts' problems were largely self-inflicted, their negligence in defence allowing Steve Lovell a simple winner and their deficiencies in attack once again proving damaging.

The court in Davies explicitly held, contrary to plaintiff's contentions here, "neither uncertainty as to the amount of damages nor difficulty in proving damages tolls the period of limitations". 121 Cal.Rptr.

They went below it, and it's because they couldn't prove damage" to the state.

Landowners can shoot deer at any time, if they can prove damage to crops.

She explained how Japan has opted to be preventitive, and we have opted, through our legal system, to do nothing until we can prove damage.

In 2005, for example, a federal court said JetBlue passengers couldn't sue the airline for violating its own privacy policy by passing their names to the government because they could not prove damage.

Celebrities in the U.S., he said, find it "almost impossible" to prove damage to reputation because of the actual malice standard, which requires a litigant to show that media recklessly disregarded truth.