Résumé
damages {substantif}
dommages-intérêts · réparation de dommages · indemnités · dommages et intérêts · astreinte
damage {substantif}
dégât · préjudice · dommage · dégradation · réparation · casse · dégâts · lésion · altération · avarie · dégâts · préjudices
to damage {verbe}
accidenter · endommager · abîmer · détériorer · esquinter · abymer
Traduction anglais-français de "damages"
"damages" - traduction française
damages {substantif}
damages {substantif} [jur.]
In addition, obtaining damages may be grounded in accordance with ordinary law.
In addition, as he pointed out, the trial for damages is currently before the courts.
“1. The limitation of actions for damages brought under this Convention shall be:
Article 74 sets out the Convention's general formula for the calculation of damages.
Claimant initiated an action for damages against Respondent in state court.
damages {substantif} [jur.]
The Bonn Regional Court was also called upon to adjudicate a similar claim for damages.
In cases where compensation for damages is sought, a case must be brought by the child's legal guardian or tutor.
In May 2001, IRI levelled charges against LISCR in a 25-page writ seeking US$ 10 million in unspecified damages from it.
damages {pl}
The first is that damages awarded should not have a punitive function.
Inquiry was made into whether laws provide for pre-established damages.
An employer is liable for damages for an employee's actions towards third parties.
But when these mistakes result in claims for damages, this can mean a big chunk of the company's cash.
When damages are monetary, States have generally sought to select readily convertible currencies.
damages {pl} [jur.] (aussi: award)
Furthermore, individuals also have the opportunity to claim damages from the State.
The question of damages was considered to be relevant in some cases.
The defendants in this case were obliged to pay substantial damages.
As relief, the plaintiffs seek accountings and money damages.
A lack of knowledge can reduce infringement damages, but not liability.
Any violation of the civil or political rights of any person is justiciable by means of injunction and damages that may be awarded by the...
damage {substantif}
damage {substantif} (aussi: degradation, wear and tear)
damage {substantif} (aussi: repair, compensation)
damage {substantif} [méd.] (aussi: impairment)
damage {s.sg.} [non vérifié]
to damage {verbe}
to damage [damaged|damaged] {v} (aussi: to injure)
he/she/it damages (Present)
to damage [damaged|damaged] {v} (aussi: to flaw, to bang up)
he/she/it damages (Present)
to damage [damaged|damaged] {v} (aussi: to hurt, to destroy, to nip, to quash)
to damage [damaged|damaged] {v} (aussi: to butcher, to deteriorate, to spoil, to vandalise)
he/she/it damages (Present)
to damage [damaged|damaged] {v}
he/she/it damages (Present)
to damage [damaged|damaged] {v}
he/she/it damages (Present)
Synonymes
Synonymes (anglais) pour "damages":
© Princeton Universityamends · indemnity · indemnification · restitution · redress
Synonymes (anglais) pour "damage":
© Princeton Universityharm · hurt · scathe · wrong · legal injury · equipment casualty · impairment · price · terms
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Exemples d'usage pour "damages" en français
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