Sentence examples for reasonable damages from inspiring English sources

So I look at it as a case where the jury listened attentively and had sympathy for some of these individuals and felt they were treated in a manner that was unfair and gave them what I consider to be reasonable damages".

Congressman Rush Holt and I have sent Boehner a letter calling on him to lead his caucus and help us pass an amendment to the Oil Pollution Act of 1990 that would require BP to pay for ALL containment and removal efforts and reasonable damages resulting from this disaster.

Plus, every red-blooded American knows that a well-made BB gun can do some reasonable damage.

The key properties required of the SLM for this application are high resolution, high efficiency, high reflectivity at the desired polarization, small phase amplitude crosstalk, reasonable damage threshold and a large phase shift at the laser wavelength.

Although medical liability discourages substandard care and allows patients to obtain reasonable damage compensation, there is no evidence in the literature that a fear of being sued is useful for reducing the rate of medical error [ 10].

Courts will generally uphold reasonable liquidated damages when actual damages are difficult to determine, as is often the case.

Everyone should have to pay a reasonable price, and everyone could avoid having to pay outsized damages," he said.

Extracting and revealing the weak periodic fault vibration impulses is reasonable for damage detection of rotating machinery.

You have to be careful with these types of clauses; courts may not want to enforce clauses that seem too much like a punishment.[15] A late fee is likely to be considered a reasonable liquidated damage; requiring your neighbor to return the boat regardless of how much they have already paid you is likely to be considered overly punitive.

The unnamed cheerleader who has decided to go by P.G.G. in the complaint is seeking for herself, and all others similarly situated, back-pay equal to the unpaid compensation for hours worked, unpaid overtime compensation, as well as liquidated damages, reasonable attorney's fees and coverage of costs.

The Court noted that the standard requirements for asserting fraud are a false representation intended to induce action resulting in reasonable reliance and damages.