A sum of money paid in compensation for loss or injury.
1
The World Health Organisation, for example, says that this damages your hearing.
2
But Britain risks being stuck with a government that damages its economy.
3
Oaxaca's civil protection agency said there have been no reports of damages.
4
The increase, however, was not to recoup losses incurred by recent damages.
5
The racketeering claim could have resulted in triple damages under state law.
6
Bank of America has said damages in that case should be zero.
7
The court ordered Russia to pay them thousands of euros in damages.
8
The states said they intend to seek restitution, damages and civil penalties.
9
Liveris said the company would seek damages over and above that amount.
10
The case was sent back to the district court to determine damages.
11
What was in question was the amount of damages she originally received.
12
The appeals court ordered a new trial on punitive damages involving Wyeth.
13
The Omagh families would press for payment of the damages, he said.
14
Trocar was introduced without damages of abdominal organs in all the cases.
15
An adverse EU decision may spark damages claims in other jurisdictions worldwide.
16
Floyd's family did not say how much in damages they are asking.
португальский
каталонский
испанский
restituciónindemnizaciónindemnidadreparacióndañosindemnificacionescompensaciónenmiendasindemnizacion de perjuiciosindemnización por daños y perjuiciosindemnizacionindemnizarindemnización por danos y perjuiciosindemnización de perjuiciosindemnizacionesindemnizacion por danos y perjuiciosindemnizacion por daños y perjuicios
русский
