Examples of using Total damage in English and their translations into Swedish
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Eligible cost/ total damage.
Total damage can and will force the player to retire from the race.
Description/ estimated amount/% of total damage.
Sailboat suffered total damage after a storm, engine however impeccably.
In this case eligible operations represented 95% of total damage.
It is estimated that the total damages will be more than EUR 50 million.
I can only point out that this amount equals 8.5% of the total damage suffered.
Estimated total damage amounts to €2 341 million,
The intervention cost of emergency services is considered part of total damage.
The total damage caused by the disaster
What other sources of Community funding have your received to date o cover total damage.
The total damage from the fire element was considered more significant than from enemy raids and wars.
What other sources of Community funding have you received/ will you use to cover total damage?
Total damage is estimated at around€ 2.04 billion in Bosnia
Last year's floods affected 48 000 UK homes and 700 businesses and the total damage is estimated at over EUR 4 billion.
Estimated total damages of a 100-year flood are projected to increase with up to 40% for the Upper Danube and up to 14% for the Meuse catchment.
But the planet also get additional new forest area covering an area of 800,000 square kilometers, with a total damage of 1.5 square kilometers.
As total damage remained below the normal threshold for mobilising the Fund the application was examined under the criteria for“extraordinary regional disaster”.
its relative size in relation to total damage may vary greatly cf. section on total damage above.
represented only some 1.5% of total damage.
The two Commissioners invited the Portuguese government to submit an estimate of the total damage caused by the forest fires as quickly as possible.
the share of eligible operations thus representing only 8% of total damage.
The amount mobilised in support of these countries- EUR 182.4 million- represents only about 3% of the total damage, which is estimated at about EUR 5 512.7 million.
To qualify for aid, countries must provide an estimate of the total damage caused by the disaster and an estimate of
several liability which means that plaintiffs can claim their total damage from one party, regardless of proportionality.
It is currently assumed that the total damage will amount to over EUR 800 billion,
in particular for verifying the reliability of estimates of total damage and of the cost of eligible emergency operations.
given that it is a relatively small proportion of the total damage(2.7%), I cannot help
reduce the total damage by half.
Considers that there is no need for additional appropriations especially dedicated to cover the costs of external technical expertise to be used to carry out verifications of the estimates of total damage as well as those of the costs of eligible emergency operations