Sentence examples for to damages from inspiring English sources
noun
Injury or harm; the condition or measure of something not being intact.
- The storm did a lot of damage to the area.
As a result they are not entitled to damages.
— Mr. Feinberg will start making lump sum payments for what amounts to damages.
Mr Abramovich denies the allegations and denies that Mr Berezovsky is entitled to damages.
It said punitive damages should be proportional to damages awarded for compensation.
Abramovich, 45, denied the allegations and also denied that Berezovsky was entitled to damages.
A jury found for Reynolds but declared he was not entitled to damages.
Mr Abramovich, 44, denies the allegations, disputes that "oral agreements" were made and denies Mr Berezovsky is entitled to damages.
In addition to damages that are designed to compensate directly for loss suffered, other items may be recovered.
Mr Abramovich denies the allegations, disputes that "oral agreements" were made and denies that Mr Berezovsky is entitled to damages.
The no-quibble approach to damages is laudable, but BP was always responsible for the consequences of any spill.
In addition to damages, the suit seeks an injunction against the security agency to stop the collection of phone numbers.
