Examples of using War risk in English and their translations into Russian
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The Panel finds that Dredging International failed to demonstrate that it incurred any loss with respect to payment of premiums for war risk insurance.
The property insurance policies that Santa Fe had in place on 2 August 1990 excluded war risk.
Guidelines were provided to standardize reporting processes for war risk insurance under air charter agreements.
The Panel notes that the claim for war risk insurance has been duplicated in the claim for public service expenditures.
contain strike and war risk, and war deviation clauses, and all contracts provide for arbitration.
The Panel has already found that additional war risk insurance and additional staff costs may be directly caused by the invasion
Having considered the evidence, the Panel recommends an award of SAR 325,688 for war risk insurance premiums for employees.
Having considered the evidence, the Panel recommends an award of SAR 794,773 for aircraft war risk insurance.
airport taxes, war risk insurance premiums and bus and airfare costs.
The Panel recommends compensation in the amount of US$114,202 for the war risk insurance premium.
Iraq contends that the additional transportation charges incurred by Saudi Aramco were mainly to cover war risk insurance.
TUPRAS has provided little evidence in support of its claim for additional war risk insurance costs.
As proof, it offers telex invoices from ship owners, identifying"extra war risk" charges, and partial proof of payment for those charges.
They relate to additional war risk insurance premiums,
Provision is made for third-party liability insurance for six commercially rented helicopters($554,400) and war risk insurance for the 10 commercially rented helicopters flying in Bosnia
An example would be the purchase of additional war risk insurance which provides cover for non-compensable loss categories or for a geographical region(e.g.,
Two exporters have claimed compensation for increased war risk insurance costs incurred in the course of their export operations, which they allege resulted from Iraq's invasion
which are generally insured against the risk of PFR under the model associated with hull and war risk policies.
This claim is based on surcharges imposed by carriers on the claimant for additional premiums charged by underwriters in order to maintain war risk coverage in respect of shipments of goods through the Middle East.
the Panel finds that increased expatriate staff travel costs resulting from the imposition of war risk insurance premiums and re-routing are, in principle, compensable.