Examples of using To the damage in English and their translations into Swedish
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It's similar to the damage.
From the lightning that struck our coelurosaurian theropod. It's similar to the damage.
Our liability is limited to the damage that you suffer.
try to match a weapon to the damage.
Pay. Small change compared to the damage they can cause to. .
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reimburse you to the damage to your vehicles.
of the duplication but these other factors contributing to the damage.
Our coelurosaurian theropod. It's similar to the damage from the lightning that struck.
allowing the cell's innate repair mechanisms to respond to the damage," he said.
Demyelination refers to the damage and loss of myelin sheaths that previously surrounded nerves.
We must not turn a blind eye to the damage, which sometimes is in danger of going unnoticed because it does not directly affect private property.
are you going to flamingo today- to the damage assess meeting?
Due to the damage, I am rewriting the control code from the beginning,
Having a sufficient interest in environmental decision making relating to the damage or, alternatively.
In addition to the damage caused to sea water by pollution from ships, industrial pollution bears a huge share of the responsibility for the contamination of sea water.
We need to stop climate change and adjust to the damage that has already been done.
That limitation period began to run from the time the applicants became aware of the event giving rise to the damage.
Interpol with regard to the damage we sustained because of Ada Wong.
At the same time, with regard to the damage caused by war
This is partly attributable to insurance compensation relating to the damage from the fire.
referring to the damage caused to him by their campaign:
If these people are successful in compromising the first, there is no end to the damage they can cause the rest.
is particularly sensitive to the damage caused by climate-induced natural phenomena droughts, floods, storms, precipitation, etc.
It further provides that compensation awarded to employees discriminated against must be adequate in relation to the damage sustained, excluding any prior upper limit.