Examples of using Compensable in English and their translations into Arabic
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However, as determined above, such arrangements cannot serve to render compensable debts that originated prior to 2 August 1990.
With regard to the claimed ecological losses, Iraq argues there is no irreparable or compensable loss.
This portion of the claim has been withdrawn Principal sum not compensable; to be determined under Governing Council decision 16.
With respect to the costs allegedly incurred within the compensable period for returnees, the Panel notes that they are based on estimates.
The vast majority of the compensable claims in this instalment sought compensation for lost profits.
A number of claimants did not maintain a presence in the compensable area but supplied goods
However, only costs incurred in evacuating citizens from“Iraq or Kuwait”, and not from other countries, are mentioned as being compensable in decision 7.
The Panel finds that the loss or damage of laboratory equipment is, in principle, compensable for the reasons stated at paragraph above.
Principal sum not compensable.
the Portfolio Loss and the Borrowing Costs claims could be compensable only as claims for interest.
The Panel finds that the obligation to pay for the services is compensable in principle.
principal sum not compensable.
The Panel further determined that C1-Money losses may be considered compensable only to the extent that they were temporary or extraordinary in nature. First Report, pp.
The salary allegedly paid by Corderoy to Mr Pankhurst is prima facie compensable as salary paid for unproductive labour.
Payment or relief to othersThe evidence was reviewed to ensure that all compensable costs were supported by proof of payment.
Under the rule governing compensability, such debt is a debt“arising prior to” 2 August 1990 and is, therefore, not compensable before this Commission.
The specific criteria for the determination of this“secondary period” of compensation are discussed in greater detail in chapter V,“Valuation of compensable claims.
A claimant must also provide evidence that it has indemnified a party that suffered a compensable loss.
Pursuant to this scheme, the claimant is given authority to determine categories of compensable loss upon the occurrence of a terrorist action.
In accordance with the reasoning set out in paragraph 59 above, the costs of the respirators and protective clothing are compensable, insofar as they were supplied to British diplomatic missions in Iraq, Kuwait, Israel and Saudi Arabia.