The main objective of GDOS would be to minimize damage in large scale disasters.

Nevertheless, the large scale damage had destroyed pre positioned supplies and had hampered access.

Organized and applied on a large scale, these offences cause immeasurable damage to larger and larger social strata.

Given the scale of the damage caused by the tsunami last December, the recovery effort would need to continue over a period of time.

The conflicts, which were often recurrent, produced many victims, provoked large scale population movements, and caused serious damage to the environment.

One of the biological related sites which suffered major damage was Ibn Al Baytar, a research, development and pilot production scale facility for pharmaceutical products.

The damage caused by the extraterritorial nature of the embargo is exacerbated by the scale of participation of the United States and its companies in international trade and investments.

Of those 195 townships, 51 sustained partial damage, 30 sustained considerable damage, 17 sustained major damage and a further 17 sustained catastrophic damage.

The scale of damage done by commercial fraud is incalculable but, conservatively, losses to commercial fraud and its consequences are certainly in the trillions of Euros and dollars every year.

Such operations greatly increased the number of civilian victims and caused large scale damage to property and the forced migration of innumerable families from the towns and villages of southern Lebanon.

The whole world is aware of the scale of the damage done to Iraq apos s infrastructure by the war, and it knows that the embargo has since finished off what little remained.

The elements of damage included damage caused to persons, property or the environment.

UNHCR was also to be commended for addressing the special needs of women and children and dealing with environmental damage caused by the large scale presence of refugees for prolonged periods in some countries.

Large scale to scale increases in rates of assessment

Damage

99. It is unquestionable that grave and large scale human rights violations are both the source and result of conflicts that are currently predominantly of an internal nature and inflict severe damage on civilian populations.

risk of damage to ecosystems

Of course there's no damage.

TOKYO The scale of the earthquake and tsunami that struck Japan in March was far greater than even the authorities worst scenarios foresaw. Nearly six months later, the total damage remains difficult to estimate.

Whateveryou did, there's been no damage, no damage at all.

Crash damage

Report damage.

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

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

16. While a lack of environmental records makes it difficult to estimate the full scale of the damage resulting from the tests and related activities, there is a body of knowledge on the current ecological effects of the testing.

Question of scale.

Philanthropies of Scale

Scale of contributions

The Collateral Damage of Europe s Rescue

Looting Loss of property Damage destroyed

Can't tell yet. Lots of damage.

The court should also have the power to impose a death sentence, particularly for very grave crimes against international peace and security, taking account also of the scale of the crime, the number of victims and the extent of damage done.

That report famously valued the damage caused by global warming at 5 20 of GDP a major disruption on a scale similar to those associated with the great wars and the economic depression of the first half of the twentieth century.

(d) Moral damage

Compensation for damage

Damage claims filed.

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Any serious damage?

They had other sorts of brain damage.

This did a huge amount of damage.

The flood caused a lot of damage.

The storm caused a lot of damage.

This did a huge amount of damage.

A. Scale of assessments

Of the 40 artesian wells damaged, 11 suffered slight damage, 13 suffered major damage and 16 were completely destroyed.