검색어: compensatory damages (네덜란드어 - 영어)

damages
damages

damages
schadevergoeding

no compensatory amount
no compensatory amount,

no damages in the past.
no damages in the past.

»processing eligible for a compensatory allowance
'processing eligible for a compensatory allowance

het 1987 disadvantaged areas scheme compensatory allowances;
1987 disadvantaged areas scheme (compensatory allowances),

monetary compensatory amounts and agricultural unds not applicable.
monetary compensatory amounts and agricultural unds not applicable,

monetary compensatory amounts and agricultural refunds not applicable.
monetary compensatory amounts and agricultural refunds not applicable,

monetary compensatory amounts and agricultural [ref]unds not applicable.
monetary compensatory amounts and agricultural [ref]unds not applicable,

het 1987 disadvantaged areas scheme compensatory allowances in respect of forestry;
1987 disadvantaged areas scheme (compensatory allowances in respect of forestry);

accession compensatory amount charged: eec of 10 - name of new member state of destination,
'accession` compensato ry amount charged: eec of 10 name of new member state of destination.`

schedule and terms and conditions for the operation of ireland's compensatory allowances schemes in 1988;
'schedule and terms and conditions for the operation of ireland's compensatory allowances schemes in 1988';

»prokathorismós toy nomismatikoý exisotikoý posoý", »advance fixing of the monetary compensatory amount",
'prokathorismós toy nomismatikoý exisotikoý posoý',

" bijkomende schade ": zo noemt men in navo-jargon de slachtoffers onder de burgerbevolking.de balkan zal nog eeuwenlang met de zogenaamde collateral damages worden geconfronteerd, daar het joegoslavisch grondgebied reeds is besmet door de uraniumkogels van de navo.daardoor maakt de navo de terugkeer van de kosovaren naar hun land onmogelijk, tenzij deze mensen bereid zijn bepaalde risico's, zoals ziekten, misvormingen en dood door blootstelling aan radioactiviteit, op de koop toe te nemen.
'collateral damage'-that is the language nato uses to describe the loss of civilian life: for centuries to come, the balkans will have to endure this so-called collateral damage, given that the depleted uranium contained in nato weapons has already contaminated yugoslav territory, thereby automatically preventing the kosovars from returning to their country unless they want to risk sickness, deformity and death from radioactive contamination.