Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Losses due in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Optics based on reflectors for conventional point light sources generate losses due to spill light or because of light emitted backwards.
Exceptional losses due to disasters(earthquakes, war,
In the flood model, the Manager assumes that potential losses due to flooding materialize immediately.
Economically, German entrepreneurs close to the borders fear financial losses due to a declining number of customers from the neighboring countries.
Question No 50, by Mr Kostopoulos: Greek losses due to the embargo on Serbia.
reduction of losses due to diseases and more open trade.
suffered heavy losses due to constant Allied air attacks.
The New Zealand company Fonterra for the first time incurred annual losses due to rising costs
Each mowing unit obtains the necessary power from the shaft and power losses due to friction and heat are kept to a minimum.
of causing damages and losses due to an illicit or incorrect use of the aforementioned services.
unrealized gains and losses due to currency fluctuations.
November 2008- The very rich may have suffered losses due to the credit crunch, but in the expensive P.C.
around 3.5% of working Europeans have personally experienced job losses due to the economic crisis.
We are not responsible for losses due to changes in hotel bookings
Actuarial gains(-) or losses due to experience adjustments related to new demographic assumptions 56.
Extremely low electrical and mechanical losses due to vented pole plate and vented damper.
The incomes arising from these privatisations will partly compensate the losses due to the liquidation process.
Between 1990-96, economic losses due to floods and landslides were four times those in the whole of the preceding decade.
where losses due to theft might be about 1% of sales,
Actuarial gains(-) or losses due to experience adjustments related to new financial assumptions.