Thus the damage caused by such disasters is considerable, and recovery from their devastating effects is slow.

Moreover, the fact that damage to public property was no longer punishable by death under the Penal Code was a considerable step forward.

The question of human settlements had particular significance for CARICOM, whose members, small island developing States, were used to repairing the often considerable damage caused by natural disasters.

More modest events, but events nevertheless capable of threatening civilization and causing considerable damage to people and property, occur at a much more frequent rate, of the order of hundreds or thousands of years.

And this, over the years, can cause real damage, cardiovascular damage.

And this, over the years, can cause real damage, cardiovascular damage.

The damage to the reputation of the Ministry of Lands, Mines and Energy, in the light of the WAMCO agreement as well as other dealings in iron ore and scrap metal, is likely to take a considerable period of time to repair.

Considering that the armed conflict in Sierra Leone caused considerable damage to life and property and for several years disrupted all economic activities particularly in the Mining, Agriculture and Industrial sectors, resulting in substantial loss of revenue to Government and the private sector

So this is really considerable.

6. Urges Member States that have not yet done so to pay special attention to the considerable psychological, social and economic damage associated with kidnapping by adopting legislative, administrative or any other measures to provide appropriate support and assistance to victims and their families

(a) damage means significant damage caused to persons, property or the environment and includes

(d) Moral damage

Compensation for damage

And humanitarian aid needs remain considerable.

Claim No. 5000462 is for damage to cultural heritage resources claim No. 5000467 is for damage to livestock resources and claim No. 5000303 is for public health damage.

And every time they turn themselves over there is some damage. And that damage builds up.

There's no damage outside.

Costs and economic damage

Still, considerable work remains to be done.

The number of cases is clearly considerable.

It is worth recalling some of the extraterritorial provisions of the embargo, which are still in force and continue to cause considerable damage on Cuba as well as third countries, which are prevented from taking full advantage of the opportunities offered by the Cuban economy. Such provisions include

What can damage accumulate in?

This doesn't cause any damage.

Another factor is psychological damage.

There are organizations that have made considerable efforts.

The risks involved in any expedition were considerable.

This figure indicates considerable sexual activity during adolescence.

Considerable room for improvement exists in both dimensions.

Considerable attention is paid to the youth programmes.

Climatically, Pakistan enjoys a considerable measure of variety.

There is considerable evidence that settlement activity continues.

Noting that many of the measures adopted by her Government were medium and long term measures, she pointed out that the situation of Guatemala's indigenous peoples had been exacerbated by tropical storm Stan, which had triggered mudslides in mountainous areas, causing considerable loss of life and enormous damage to agriculture.

But they will do global economic damage, because they don't have to hit, necessarily, to do this kind of damage.

Personal injuries and damage to property

Here we can see the damage.

Some fruits get some insect damage.

This is the damage it causes.

The Collateral Damage of Europe s Rescue

The storm brought about much damage.

Theft, extortion, destruction, degradation and damage

The Council has made considerable progress in that regard.

WFP made considerable resources available for several major initiatives.

Data collection activities require considerable financial and human resources.

Bangladesh has achieved considerable progress in socio economic sectors.

Considerable changes have taken place in monitoring of pregnancies.