Examples of using Financial damage in English and their translations into Hebrew
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They're not interested in revenge, but the financial damage caused to them is very significant,
ranging from activities to reduce the risk of financial damage, by making it an important component of quality assurance
breach was made public, causing significant financial damage.
causing heavy financial damage.
In the December 2014 letter, Matthias Hass, of Germany's ministry of finance, stresses Germany's“requirement” that the Claims Conference“makes repayments to compensate for the financial damage arising from the cases of fraud.”.
affecting cities which weren't directly affected by terror in the past- causing them significant financial damage.
The source said that if the United States left the organization it would cause extensive financial damage, because the United States worked through the organization to limit the copying and counterfeiting of intellectual property, especially by countries like China and Iran(al-Hayat, May 11, 2018).
rocket fire, financial damage in light of acts of terror
causing immense financial damage to citizens in many countries.
rocket fire, financial damage in light of acts of terror
causing their budgets to expand and resulting in financial damage to the country.
spread fear in the hearts of the people and caused financial damage of thousands of Shekels to each one of the victims.
The financial damages claim is based on having suffered moral injustice during the exile.
plaintiff can only recover financial damages.
The federal government can also pursue financial damages from corporations and banks that commit white-collar crime on an institution-wide level.
Authorities can also pursue financial damages from corporations and banks that commit white collar crime on an institution-wide level.
The federal government can as well pursue financial damages from corporations and banks that commit a white-collar crime on an institution-wide level.
we are asking for financial damages,' said Randi Hagen Spydevold,
five years without any rent and, since the tenants caused financial damages to the owners, the eviction was inevitable.
his son Emanuele Filiberto requested formally that the state pay financial damages of 260 million euros and initiate full restitution of all properties and belongings that had been confiscated from the royal house after the abolition of the monarchy.