Examples of using Principles of compensability in English and their translations into Russian
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In accordance with the principles of compensability discussed in paragraphs 28-38 above, they are compensable.
The Panel finds that expenditures for additional storage facilities during the period 2 August 1990 to 1 September 1991, inclusive,are compensable in accordance with the principles of compensability set out in paragraphs 28-38 above.
In accordance with the principles of compensability discussed in paragraphs 28-38 above, such loss is not compensable.
In addressing these issues, the Panel has formulated andapplied certain principles of compensability, which are set out in paragraphs 28-38, below.
In accordance with the principles of compensability set out in paragraphs 28-38 above, that portion of the costs is not compensable.
The Panel finds that, in principle, damage to roads resulting from their use by evacuees andreturnees during the compensable time periods set out in the principles of compensability discussed in paragraphs 28-38 above, are compensable.
In accordance with the principles of compensability discussed in paragraphs 28-38 above, the loss of the grants is not compensable.
Analysis and evaluation The Panel notes that a large portion of the claim for increased depreciation falls outside of the compensable period and, as such,is not compensable in accordance with the principles of compensability discussed in paragraphs 28-38 above.
In accordance with the principles of compensability discussed in paragraphs 28-38 above, the cost of the study is not compensable.
The Panel finds that the expenditures incurred by the Ministry for humanitarian relief to returnees during the period 2 August 1990 to 1 September 1991, inclusive, constitute temporary and extraordinary expenses that are,in principle, compensable in accordance with the principles of compensability set out in paragraphs 28-38 above.
Consequently, in accordance with the principles of compensability discussed in paragraphs 28-38 above, these expenditures are not compensable.
Accordingly, the principles of compensability and valuation enshrined in Governing Council decision 9 are applicable by analogy to the present claims.
With respect to the alleged increase in expenditures on sanitary facilities, school desks and other equipment,the Panel finds that in accordance with the principles of compensability discussed in paragraphs 28-38 above, any portion of such expenditures incurred within the compensable period for returnees and that provided humanitarian relief to returnees within that same period are, in principle, compensable.
In accordance with the principles of compensability discussed in paragraphs 28-38 above, the loss of customs duties is not compensable.
In accordance with the principles of compensability discussed in paragraphs 29-38 above, such expenditures are, in principle, compensable.
In accordance with the principles of compensability set out in paragraphs 28-38 above, such expenditures are, in principle, compensable.
In accordance with the principles of compensability discussed in paragraphs 28-38 above, the claim for the development loan amount is not compensable.
In accordance with the principles of compensability discussed in paragraphs 28-38 above, the costs of constructing and equipping the two bases are not compensable.
Consequently, in accordance with the principles of compensability discussed in paragraphs 28-38 above, the claimed construction costs and network improvements are not compensable.
In accordance with the principles of compensability set out in paragraphs 28-38 above, that portion of the costs allegedly incurred outside that period is not compensable.
The Panel also refers to the principles of compensability for claims based on interrupted contracts, described in paragraphs to and to, and finds that these principles apply to claims based on the interruption of contracts with Iraqi parties.
The Panel finds that in accordance with the principles of compensability discussed in paragraphs 28-38 above, the portion of the claimed costs that were incurred within the compensable period for returnees and that provided humanitarian relief to returnees within that same period are, in principle, compensable.
The Panel finds that in accordance with the principles of compensability discussed in paragraphs 28-38 above, the portion of the costs for construction and enlargement of food storage facilities that were incurred within the compensable period for returnees and that provided humanitarian relief to returnees within that same period are, in principle, compensable.
Except where otherwise noted,in this section the Panel only addresses the issue of compensability of the various claims as a matter of principle.
In previous instalments the Panel established principles for the compensability of claims for evacuation costs, as set out in paragraph 44 above.
In paragraphs to, the Panel recalled the principles applicable to the compensability of unproductive salaries, incentives and termination payments made to employees in connection with interrupted contracts.
The Panel considers that the principles governing the compensability of claims for evacuation costs identified at paragraph 44 above, are applicable to the evacuation claim of the Department of State.
The Panel considers that the principles governing the compensability of claims for evacuation costs, identified at paragraph above, are applicable here.
The detailed application of these principles is discussed in chapter V,“Valuation of compensable claims”.IV. COMPENSABILITY OF THE CLAIMS PRESENTED.
In the First andThird Reports, the Panel laid down a number of principles governing the compensability of claims for evacuation costs. See the First Report, paras. 92-96 and the Third Report, paras.