Exemple de utilizare a Harm suffered în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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You will need to prove the extent of the harm suffered by the negligence.
Difficulties also arise, on the other hand,if an indirect purchaser invokes the passing-on of overcharges as a basis to show the harm suffered.
The EESC welcomes the communication on quantifying the harm suffered by the victims of competition law infringements.
The extent of the assessment may be adapted according to the severity of the crime and the degree of apparent harm suffered by the victim.
In particular the severity of the crime and the degree of apparent harm suffered by the victim provides a useful indication of the extent of any particular individual assessment.
Victims must be protected and their rights guaranteed and backdated(wage arrears, social protection), andcompensation must be commensurate with the harm suffered.
To assume responsibility for any accident or harm suffered during the race.
Claims for damages for bodily injury or a health disorder, provided they are not part of the community property, orclaims for a compensation for harm suffered;
It can become excessively difficult oreven practically impossible, if the idea that the exact amount of the harm suffered must always be precisely calculated is strictly applied.
The right to seek compensation for harm suffered has in fact been affirmed several times since 2001; the ECJ has ruled that anyone must be able to seek compensation for such harm3.
False witness, perjury, and lying, the gravity of which is measured by the truth it deforms, the circumstances,the intentions of the one who lies, and the harm suffered by its victims;
Any individual(both direct and indirect purchasers)can claim compensation for the harm suffered, where there is a causal link between that harm and the infringement of the competition rules;
The Commission notes that the report agrees with the findings of this paper,that victims of European Community competition law infringements currently face considerable difficulties in claiming compensation for the harm suffered by them.
In its judgment delivered today,the Court observes that‘fair compensation' must be regarded as recompense for the harm suffered by the author as a result of the unauthorised reproduction of his work.
The right to obtain compensation for the harm suffered concerns all types of victims of antitrust infringements and all sectors of the economy, regardless of whether damages actions do or do not rely on a prior finding of an infringement by a competition authority.
The General Court should have been led to conclude, on taking that circumstance into account, that in this instance the harm suffered by the appellants was caused by the acts and decisions of the Commission and the ECB.
Governing the passing-on of overcharges, which guarantee that the compensation is paid to the person that actually suffered the harm and significantly improve the possibilities for consumers andsmall undertakings to receive compensation for the harm suffered.
In some cases,victims may even run the risk of receiving no compensation for harm suffered due to particularly short limitation or prescription periods applicable in the EU country where the accident occurred.
It feels that action for damages is a fundamental right for victims, who may be consumers and/or undertakings, andit must lead to compensation in full for the harm suffered as a result of the anti-competitive practices.
Instead, it was widely felt that the provision should be based on a“balance of convenience” test under which the assessment of the degree of harm suffered by the applicant if the interim measure was not granted should be balanced against an evaluation of the harm suffered by the party opposing the measure if that measure was granted.
The primary function[as the ECJ has stated, damages actions too are necessary part of effectiveenforcement of Articles 81/82] of damages actions is for victims to obtain full compensation for the harm suffered through the breach of competition law.
The European Court of Justice has stated that, under EU law,any individual can claim compensation for harm suffered where there is a causal relationship between that harm and an agreement or practice prohibited under Article 81 EC10; however, the Commission has found that, in practice, victims of anti-trust infringements only rarely obtain compensation.
Arcelor, which since its merger with Mittal in 2006 has become the world's largest steel producer, brought an action before the Court of First Instance(now the General Court) seeking, first, annulment of certain articles of the directive and, second,damages in respect of the harm suffered as a result of the adoption of the directive.
(1) great harm is not at stake if the action is not taken;(2)if the action is taken, the harm suffered by the created person can be very severe;(3) a person can not escape the imposed condition without very high cost(suicide is often a physically, emotionally, and morally excruciating option);(4) the hypothetical consent procedure is not based on the values of the person who will bear the imposed condition.[34].
In its opinion on the White Paper on action for damages resulting from infringements of the Union's antitrust rules,the EESC had stressed the need for adopting measures to improve the legal conditions under which victims of an anti-competitive practice can assert their right to seek compensation for the harm suffered.
Policy options score higher the more they(1)ensure full compensation of the entire harm suffered,(2) lead to increased awareness and enforcement of the competition rules,(3) allow better access to justice and(4) more efficient use of the judicial system and, finally,(5) contribute to a more level playing field in Europe for consumers and businesses alike.
It therefore welcomes the provisions governing the passing-on of overcharges which make it possible to guarantee that the compensation is paid to the person that actually suffered the harm and significantly improve the possibilities for consumers andsmall undertakings to receive compensation for the harm suffered.
So, compulsory licenses, voluntary collective licenses or the German Greens' suggestion of a cultural flat rate which would be collected andallocated to artists on the basis of the harm suffered because of P2P file-sharing, all of these are alternatives to waging a war to stop sharing, when sharing is of course at the core of the architecture of the Net, and all of them recognize that if we achieve that alternative, we don't need to block this system of sharing.
It believes that the presumption in Article 13 concerning indirect purchasers is an important means of guaranteeing that the compensation is paid to the person that actually suffered the harm and significantly improves the possibilities for consumers andsmall undertakings to receive compensation for the harm suffered.
Despite the requirement to establish an effective legal framework turning exercising the right to damages into a realistic possibility, and although there have recently been some signs of improvement in certain Member States,to date in practice victims of EC antitrust infringements only rarely obtain reparation of the harm suffered.