Accordingly, the Panel decides that the costs incurred by Governments in evacuating other nationals from Iraq and Kuwait should be compensable on the same basis as those costs incurred by Governments in evacuating their own citizens.

Consequently, the Panel decides that the costs incurred by Governments in evacuating citizens from Saudi Arabia and Israel should be compensated on the same basis as those costs incurred by Governments in evacuating persons from Iraq or Kuwait.

(f) Category F, from Governments and international organizations for losses such as the cost of evacuating citizens.

There is no excuse to stop now from evacuating other settlements in East Jerusalem and the West Bank.

Denmark also seeks compensation for the costs incurred in evacuating its citizens (primarily diplomats) from countries other than Iraq and Kuwait.

The Palestinian Authority s Health Ministry issued a statement accusing Israeli forces of aggression against Palestinian ambulances that were evacuating the wounded.

After evacuating Vieques, the United States had set up an inter agency committee to deal with the problem of Puerto Rico's colonial status.

The Claimant seeks compensation in the amount of US 83,392.23 for the cost of evacuating its trade representatives and citizens from Kuwait to Pyongyang.

Hungary seeks compensation in the amount of US 103,041 for the expenses it incurred in evacuating its diplomats and citizens from Iraq and Kuwait.

However, only costs incurred in evacuating citizens from Iraq or Kuwait , and not from other countries, are mentioned as being compensable in decision 7.

UNHCR had succeeded in evacuating a quarter of a million Rwandans, but many others had perished of starvation and disease or at the hands of military forces.

Denmark seeks compensation in the amount of DKr 3,822,547.67 for the costs it incurred in evacuating its citizens and diplomats from Iraq, Kuwait and other Middle Eastern countries.

The Governing Council considered such costs to be a direct loss, provided that they were incurred by a Government in evacuating its nationals from Iraq or Kuwait. Ibid., para. 36.

Finally, as staff were running out of food and water, it was possible to arrange the evacuation with the assistance of a Member State whose military was evacuating its own nationals.

Once you're out and evacuating, you want to keep as much of your skin, your mouth and nose covered, as long as that covering doesn't impede you moving and getting out of there.

The truth was that, when the genocide occurred, Rwandese recruited locally by the United Nations had pleaded in vain for United Nations protection at a time when the Organization was evacuating international staff.

New Zealand seeks compensation in the amount of NZ 36,312, which represents the difference between the cost of evacuating its diplomats after the invasion and the cost of transferring them under normal circumstances.

He had been told that the issue was under thorough examination and that should it be proved that the land belonged to the complainants, the military authorities would assist in evacuating the trespassers.

In accordance with the new disengagement initiative, Israel was evacuating its citizens from the Gaza Strip and it would not be appropriate to interfere in areas that were now governed by the Palestinian Authority.

In addition to evacuating its citizens from Kuwait and Iraq, the Claimant asserts that it was required to evacuate its diplomats from Kuwait City and Baghdad as well as from other Middle Eastern cities, including Ankara, Riyadh, Teheran, Tel Aviv and Damascus.

In the same decision, the Governing Council added, in paragraph 36, that such losses include loss of or damage to property of a Government, as well as losses and cost incurred by a Government in evacuating its nationals from Iraq or Kuwait .

For these reasons, the Panel decides that the portion of Denmark s Claim which relates to the cost of evacuating citizens from Saudi Arabia and Israel should be compensated to the extent that it is adequately supported by documentary or other appropriate evidence.

In fact, a majority of Europe s citizens prefer that European forces be deployed only for non combat missions. And, so far, virtually all European military operations have been aimed at evacuating European nationals, delivering humanitarian aid, or maintaining peace in the aftermath of conflict.

Consequently, the Panel decides that costs incurred by Governments in evacuating their citizens from Iraq or Kuwait during the period of 2 August 1990 to 2 March 1991 should be compensated to the extent they are adequately supported by documentary or other appropriate evidence.

Several Claimants, including the Democratic People s Republic of Korea, Denmark, the Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Netherlands, New Zealand and Nigeria, seek compensation for the costs incurred in evacuating their citizens and other nationals from Kuwait and Iraq following Iraq s invasion and occupation of Kuwait.

Although the costs incurred by Governments in the evacuation of other nationals, i.e. citizens of countries different from the evacuating Government, from Iraq or Kuwait are not expressly mentioned in decision 7, the Panel understands that the Governing Council intended that such costs also be considered to be direct losses.

How would Israel respond to rocket attacks from Gaza, Lebanon, or Egypt if it simultaneously faced the threat of nuclear attack by Iran? What would the United States and Israel do if Iran carried its threat to the point of evacuating its cities, or placing missiles in its own cities to ensure that any attack on them would cause massive collateral damage?

He described the claim for loss of business income as a claim for unpaid instalments due and owing for works already carried out in connection with the projects. He explained that the claim for the payment of relief related to the costs he incurred in evacuating foreign nationals employed in Iraq during the period from December 1990 to February 1991 and in compensating Iraqi employees who remained in Iraq.

2.6 The authors refer to a publication by Carl Vincent entitled quot No Reason Why quot and note that the book shows that they and their colleagues were sent to Hong Kong for purely political reasons at a time when it was known that the Hong Kong garrison could not withstand an attack from the Japanese troops and that there was no hope of evacuating the Hong Kong defenders.