Examples of using Damage should in English and their translations into Russian
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Loss and damage should be a separate element.
Applications for aid from the EU, with complete reports on damage, should be completed by August.
In most cases, damage should be covered by shippers' insurance.
Further, if there were loss of or damage to the goods during the final stage of the transport,it might be expected that such loss or damage should be the responsibility of the consignee.
Some others felt that loss and damage should be addressed in the context of the existing adaptation frameworks.
Intervention by the latter category of States in any situation of wrongful conduct should be governed by limitsof appropriate locus standi; only the State which had actually suffered material damage should be entitled to seek compensation.
Other considerations, such as preventing possible damage, should be subsidiary to that general approach.
Moreover, such damage should not be limited to physical consequences, but should also include emotional and psychological effects.
To the extent that mid to longer term civilian damage resulting from an attack is expected, such damage should be taken into account in the application of the proportionality equation just as the campaign-wide military advantage is.
Moreover, the damage should be concrete and quantifiable, and a causal link must be established between the damage and the identified polluter.
Materials, which in contact with painted orsteel surfaces may cause damage, should be transported in sealed packaging(sacks, boxes, barrels etc.), and after completing transport.
Such damage should bring about a significantly measurable adverse change in a natural resource or measurable impairment of a natural resource service which may occur directly or indirectly.
We believe that the Standing Committee on Liability for Nuclear Damage should focus on revising the Vienna Convention, and are open to all ideas concerning more universal coverage.
Any person orgroup of persons sustaining damage should be entitled to any information directly relevant to the presentation of a claim for compensation from the operator or the competent public authority in possession of such information, unless such disclosure is specifically prohibited by law or violates the legally protected interests of third parties.
His delegation agreed that the main basis of the draft principles should be"polluter pays" and"all damage should be covered" and that the financial burden should fall on the operator of the activity causing the damage. .
We share the view that the Register of Damage should include comprehensive documentation of all damages that have been inflicted on the Palestinian people because of the construction of the unlawful wall.
It was claimed that the main basis of the draft principles should be the polluter-pays principle,in particular,"all damage should be covered", and the financial burden should fall on the operator of the activity causing the damage. .
Third States which suffered consequential damage should be entitled not only to claim compensation but also to demand the elaboration of such conditions and criteria and of methods of preventing or minimizing the adverse effects caused by sanctions.
We also believe that negotiations on a convention on liability for nuclear damage should be speedily concluded, and that the convention should include environmental damage within its scope.
According to the Arbitration Tribunal,the buyer's assertion that the damage should be calculated based on the current price when the seller refused to deliver the goods[i.e. a different point in time than the one mentioned above] was not grounded on sufficient facts and reasons.
The gist of the draft principles on international liability was that victims of transboundary environmental damage should obtain compensation; consequently, the main elements were the duty to pay compensation, and the necessary instruments, mechanisms or procedures to guarantee such compensation.
The view had also been expressed that the Commission's work on prevention of transboundary damage should include the issues of liability and compensation. A further view had been that the duties of prevention should be distinguished from those of notification, which entailed duties of consultation and negotiation, and that the consequences of failure to fulfil the duties of prevention should be dealt with under State responsibility.
The measure of damages should correlate to the gravity of the harm suffered.
The amount of damages should be proven with reasonable certainty.
Strictly speaking, punitive damages should be an appropriate form of reparation for serious breaches.
Consequently, damages should be awarded(Articles 74 and 76 CISG), as the seller knew that the price of copper was increasing and therefore could foresee the buyer's loss.
The damages should also include the purchase price for the substitute machine less its resale price, because the default of the seller's machine caused the substitute purchase.
According to the privatization law and other regulations,the necessary financial means to remedy past environmental damages should therefore be given by the State treasury.
A guard or other part that is loose or damaged should be properly adjusted, repaired or replaced.
Still other States permit grantors to obtain not only compensatory damages, butalso punitive damages, should it be shown that the secured creditor either had no right to enforce, or enforced for an amount greater than that actually owed.