Примеры использования Applying the approach taken на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Applying the approach taken with respect to customs deposits set out in paragraphs 160 to 163 of the Summary,the Panel recommends no compensation.
In relation to item(e),customs deposit, applying the approach taken with respect to customs deposits, as set out in paragraphs 141 to 144 of the Summary, the Panel is unable to recommend compensation.
Applying the approach taken with respect to claim preparation costs set out in paragraph 60 of the Summary,the Panel makes no recommendation for claim preparation costs.
Applying the approach taken with respect to loss of funds in bank accounts in Iraq set out in paragraphs 135 to 139 of the Summary,the Panel recommends no compensation.
Applying the approach taken with respect to head office and branch office expenses, as set out in paragraphs 120 to 124 of the Summary, the Panel is unable to recommend compensation.
However, applying the approach taken with respect to"funds in bank accounts in Iraq", as set out in paragraphs 135 to 139 of the Summary, the Panel is unable to recommend compensation.
Applying the approach taken with respect to funds in bank accounts in Iraq and petty cash, as set out in paragraphs 135 to 140 of the Summary, the Panel recommends no compensation.
Applying the approach taken with respect to"settlements", as set out in paragraphs 152 to 155 of the Summary, the Panel recommends no compensation for this element of the claim.
Applying the approach taken with respect to"on demand" performance bonds in favour of Iraqi parties set out in paragraphs 93 to 98 of the Summary,the Panel recommends no compensation.
Applying the approach taken with respect to claim preparation costs set out in paragraph 60 of the Summary,the Panel makes no recommendation for claim preparation costs.
However, applying the approach taken with respect to premia paid for export credit guarantees, as set out in paragraph 98 of the Summary, the Panel deducts this cost from the total amount claimed.
Applying the approach taken with respect to loss of profits for future projects set out in paragraphs 132 to 134 of the Summary,the Panel recommends no compensation for loss of profits.
Applying the approach taken with respect to loss of petty cash in Iraq set out in paragraph 140 of the Summary,the Panel recommends no compensation for lost cash and receivables.
However, applying the approach taken with respect to premia paid for export credit guarantees, as set out in paragraph 98 of the Summary, the Panel recommends no compensation for loss of the premia.
Applying the approach taken with respect to the"arising prior to" clause in paragraph 16 of Security Council resolution 687(1991), as set out in paragraphs 41 to 43 of the Summary, the Panel is unable to recommend compensation.
Applying the approach taken with respect to head office and branch office expenses, as set out in paragraphs 120- 124 of the Summary, the Panel recommends no compensation for these parts of the claim.
Applying the approach taken with respect to amending claims after filing set out in paragraphs 54 to 56,the Panel does not take into account the two new loss elements submitted on 8 January 1999.
Applying the approach taken with respect to claims preparation costs set out in paragraph 62 of the Summary,the Panel makes no recommendation for the Consortium's claim for claim preparation costs.
Applying the approach taken with respect to the"arising prior to" clause in paragraph 16 of Security Council resolution 687(1991), as set out in paragraphs 41 to 43 of the Summary, the Panel is unable to recommend compensation for this amount.
Applying the approach taken with respect to the"arising prior to" clause in paragraph 16 of Security Council resolution 687(1991), as set out in paragraphs 41 to 43 of the Summary, the Panel is unable to recommend compensation.
Applying the approach taken with respect to loss of funds in bank accounts and loss of petty cash in Iraq, set out in paragraphs 135 to 130 of the Summary, the Panel recommends no compensation for loss of funds.
Applying the approach taken with respect to the"arising prior to" clause in paragraph 16 of Security Council resolution 687(1991), as set out in paragraphs 41 to 43 of the Summary, the Panel is unable to recommend compensation for invoice nos. 1-4 and 9.
Applying the approach taken with respect to the“arising prior to” clause in paragraph 16 of Security Council resolution 687(1991), as set out in paragraphs 43 to 45 of the Summary, the Panel recommends no compensation for this amount.
Applying the approach taken with respect to the confiscation of tangible property by the Iraqi authorities after the liberation of Kuwait, as set out in paragraph 165 of the Summary, the Panel recommends no compensation.
Applying the approach taken with respect to the"arising prior to" clause in paragraph 16 of Security Council resolution 687(1991), as set out in paragraphs 43 to 45 of the Summary, the Panel recommends no compensation for invoice No. IPS/1.
Furthermore, applying the approach taken with respect to the confiscation of tangible property by the Iraqi authorities after the liberation of Kuwait, as set out in paragraph 146 of the Summary, the Panel is unable to recommend compensation.
Applying the approach taken with respect to the"arising prior to" clause in paragraph 16 of Security Council resolution 687(1991), as set out in paragraphs 41 to 43 of the Summary, the Panel is unable to recommend compensation for the unpaid invoices.
Accordingly, applying the approach taken with respect to the"arising prior to" clause in paragraph 16 of Security Council resolution 687(1991), as set out in paragraphs 41 to 43 of the Summary, only the contract losses relating to work performed subsequent to 2 May 1990 are compensable.
Applying the approach taken with respect to the"arising prior to" clause in paragraph 16 of Security Council resolution 687(1991), as set out in paragraphs 41 to 43 of the Summary, the Panel is unable to recommend compensation for losses on the Second Khabour Bridge Project.
Applying the approach taken with respect to the"arising prior to" clause in paragraph 16 of Security Council resolution 687(1991), as set out in paragraphs 41 to 43 of the Summary, the Panel is unable to recommend compensation for losses on the Baghdad Cigarette Factory Project.