Examples of using Loss elements in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
The category" C" Panel found that claims for CS-Other losses did not represent independently identifiable loss elements eligible for compensation in category" C" and therefore determined that CS-Other losses should be recategorized to defined loss categories.
Because there are significant similarities among the loss elements advanced by Mitsubishi, these will be presented and analysed in this report by loss type. A. Losses for repatriation of employees and their families.
In a revised statement of claim submitted to the Commission on 23 December 1998, China Civil increased the amounts of the existing loss elements and submitted five new loss elements.
The second instalment is composed of claims that contain only those loss elements that could be processed efficiently through database-assisted techniques and did not otherwise present any special problems.
statement of claim and evidence sufficient to establish at least parts of certain loss elements alleged within the Claims.
With regard to the claim by the Iranian Civil Aviation Authority for airline industry losses, the claimant did not provide evidence to support the claimed amounts in relation to any of the loss elements claimed.
The resulting losses, for which Mitsubishi seeks compensation in the amount of US$164,898.06 and yen 217,232,621, are set forth by Mitsubishi as loss elements 6, 11, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18.1.
It is expected that a number of subsequent instalments of category" C" claims will also be based on this fast-track approach, and will therefore include additional claims composed of these same loss elements.
But the Panel also found that within certain Claims individual loss elements or portions thereof were not supported by particularized statements of claim
Applying the approach taken with respect to amending claims after filing set out in paragraphs 54 to 56, the Panel does not take into account the two new loss elements submitted on 8 January 1999.
The 172 sixth instalment claims allege losses aggregating USD 146,932,806.00 in one or more of the loss elements contained in the D8/D9 methodology described below.
The Panel recalls that the underlying claims are divided into loss types, which are sometimes further divided into loss elements, and then further into one
The date of loss recommended for the last two loss elements referred to above represents the mid-point of the period over which the compensable losses included in each loss element were incurred.
In its claim form, Telecomplect had characterised these loss elements as claims for payment or relief to others, but the Panel finds
In the" E" claim form, Atlantic characterised these loss elements as contract losses, but the Panel finds that they are more accurately described as loss of profits.
In the" E" claim form, Atlantic characterised these loss elements as tangible property losses, but the Panel finds that they are more accurately described as financial losses. .
However, the Panel notes that this amount appears to be an arithmetical error, since the loss elements asserted in the statement of claim total SAR 473,750.
In such cases, the category" C" award is prorated back to the category" C" loss elements to reach an amount that can be deducted from the corresponding category" D" award.
Based on an estimated average of three loss types for which compensation may be requested per claim, the resolution of the approximately 420,000 category“C” claims has involved the processing of up to 1.3 million separate loss elements.
Based on an estimated average of three loss types per claim, the resolution of some 430,000 claims involves the processing of up to 1.3 million separate loss elements.