Sentences with phrase «avoid damaged buildings»

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Avoiding unnecessarily aggressive language is also smart legally as many watching the controversy believe Kinder Morgan's endgame is not to build its pipeline, but to position itself for a massive damages claim under the investor - state provisions (Chapter 11) of NAFTA.

Eber and his wife have decided to fix it themselves to avoid further damage to the entire building.

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It's a great way to build on the Navigator's impressive interior space and ideal if you want to avoid damaging the Lincoln's luxurious cabin.

Corporations can use duty to shareholders to justify making charitable donations (PR value), withholding charitable donations (damage to bottom line), keeping bad employees (avoiding litigation risk), firing bad employees (avoiding employee error risk), focusing on long - term gains (building sustainable profits), focusing on short - term gains (returning the best quarter than can be had), selling spyware to the Chinese politburo (profits), withholding spyware from the Chines politburo (avoiding regulatory intervention), and so on.

Find out how to avoid the damage that can build up by protecting these easily to reach areas.

Even if you don't nail the timing on a dodge, avoiding attacks still stops you taking damage and builds your combo, resulting in more special attacks and playing a big part in determining the ranking you get at the end of a particular fight.

Protoss Zealots and warpgates have had their build time significantly increased to avoid devastating Zealot rushes; and the Zerg Ultralisk does less damage against armour.

The winery is built to avoid using pumps that interfere or damage the fermentation process and also avoid using energy to move the wine from tank to tank.

And don't forget the benefits arise from avoiding big problems, like scarcer water resources, damages to human - built environment; coastal flooding due to sea - level rise, and human - health impacts.

Following last month's landmark Supreme Court decision in the case of MTH v E.ON, which concerned the interpretation of contractual terms in a design and build contract, below Emily Albou, a leading Property Damage and Commercial Dispute Resolution barrister at 2 Temple Gardens, talks Lawyer Monthly through the case, investigating the impact of this decision on the pre-contractual precautions that contractors should take to avoid such issues.

Including these services in construction projects helps developers and architects ensure that their buildings are weather tight and constructed properly, which aids in avoiding risks such as water infiltration, damage and potentially costly litigation.