Sentences with phrase «for diminished»

His antipathy towards Neil Finn grew as his love for me diminished.

Hospitals have to focus more on balance sheets to account for diminished reimbursements from Medicare and Medicaid.

[jounal] Visser, M. / 1996 / Impulsive and negative priming; Evidence for diminished cognitive inhibition in impulsive children / British Journal of Psychology 87 (1): 131 ~ 140

Students who have completed a relevant internship at a similar institution are still appealing candidates to banking recruiters — albeit they will be competing for the diminished pool of graduate jobs not already filled by the bank's own interns.

Not all vehicle owners, however, are eligible for diminished value claims.

States typically allow you to make a third party claim (against the at - fault party's insurance company) for diminished value, but may restrict first party claims (against your own insurance company).

If you have an accident with your rental car, the rental agency could charge you for the loss of use while the car is being repaired and / or for the diminished value of the car.

You can ask for a diminished value reimbursement on your car if it has been in an accident and is repaired — because it will be worth less than if it were not in an accident.

To collect diminished value after a car accident, insurance companies usually ask for a diminished value report.

Being sued for diminished value of other car I received a summons today to appear in court for the claim of diminished value to a car I rear ended on my way to work in a construction zone on I - 15.

If you're the victim of an accident, you may be able to collect payment for the diminished value of your car, beyond the repair costs.

For particular sectors and skills, the Government will have to seriously consider free movement to some extent, in exchange for diminished access to the EU's Single Market, or face the prospect of these industries in the UK, declining or relocating.

Policy holders in Georgia sued Progressive in 2002 for diminished value claims.

Reasons for judgement were released this week by the BC Court of Appeal upholding an award for diminished earning capacity based on «common sense ``.

This provides context for the diminished importance of regulation in the legal industry, particularly in our domestic market.

Mr. Justice Brown awarded the Plaintiff over $ 1.4 million in total compensation including $ 1 million for her diminished earning capacity over her lifetime.

ICBC»S lawyer argued that the Court should adopt the earnings approach when determining an amount for diminished earning capacity, whereas counsel for the Plaintiff argued that the capital asset approach was the proper method.

Rather than using the earnings approach for the purposes of determining an amount to award the Plaintiff for diminished earning capacity, the Court adopted the capital asset approach, as set out in Brown v. Golaiy.

The Court did not accept the Plaintiff «s claims for diminished earning capacity, however did award a substantial sum of money for diminished housekeeping capacity.

In dismissing the appeal, the Court determined that there was evidence upon which the trial judge could reasonably make the award that was made for diminished earning capacity, and that the award was not unreasonable or wholly erroneous.

Rather than attempting to determine an amount for diminished earning capacity by using the earnings approach, which is more suitable where the loss can be easily measured, the Court used the capital asset approach, as the Plaintiff had no history of full time employment, and had yet to fully establish herself in her field.

The Court chose to adopt the capital asset approach in determining an amount to award for diminished earning capacity, rather than the earnings approach, which is typically used when the future income loss is more easily measurable on a quantifiable basis.

The earnings approach is typically used by the Court when a quantifiable, mathematical calculation is the easiest means to arrive at an amount for diminished earning capacity.

ICBC»S lawyer argued that there should be a cut off point with respect to damages, including diminished earning capacity, of seven and a half years after the motor vehicle accident, and argued that an award of only $ 94,500.00 should be awarded for diminished earning capacity.

In addition to awarding damages for pain and suffering, the Court also awarded two years» worth of income for diminished earning capacity to reflect the Plaintiff's delayed graduation.

[261] Keeping in mind that an award for loss of housekeeping capacity is intended to compensate the plaintiff for a diminished loss of capacity and is not a mathematical calculation, I assess a fair award to be $ 40,000 for the future loss of housekeeping capacity.

Counsel for the Plaintiff argued that the Court should adopt the earnings approach, rather than the capital asset approach, in determining an award for diminished earning capacity.

ICBC»S lawyer acknowledged that the Plaintiff would be limited to sedentary or part - time work, and would require accommodations, however argued that an award of $ 200,000.00 for diminished earning capacity would be more appropriate.

The Plaintiff asked the Court to award substantial damages including an award for diminished earning capacity.

In assessing non-pecuniary damages at $ 40,000 and dismissing the claim for diminished earning capacity Madam Justice Dillon provided the following reasons:

There is no Illinois law that dictates that an insurance company has to pay you for the diminished value of your vehicle.

However, it's worth the effort to try and recover for diminished value.

Some states do not even allow for claims for diminished value.

In these circumstances is it fair to award the woman less damages in a personal injury lawsuit for diminished earning capacity (future wage loss)?

It was not a cheap meal (especially with the Canadian conversion rate), starting at $ 13.95 for the classic burger, with fries as an added charge, but I don't mind paying for the diminished environmental impact, which Impossible Foods likes to boast is equivalent to saving 10 minutes of showering, 18 minutes of driving, and 75 square feet of land.

The Keystone XL pipeline compensates for the diminished Mexican supply by delivering Canadian diluted bitumen from the Alberta Tar Sands.

The most likely reason for the diminished size of the fair, and its continued failure to draw large exhibitors, has to do with timing.

While its short length and lack of character development leave much to be desired, the multiplayer feature more than makes up for the diminished gameplay, adding to the replay value.

If we denied the evidence of nutrition, medicine, and human interference as the primary reasons for diminished reproductive ability in today's most elite canines, we would be short - sighted and therefore comprise the study.

The Less Active formulation contains less protein and fat content to account for the diminished need for such nutrients by senior pooches.

Write another letter that addresses each point and explains why you feel you're entitled to the full compensation for diminished value.

Furthermore, many closed - end mutual funds use leverage, which creates the potential for diminished (as well as enhanced, to be fair) returns and price volatility

The private party value — what you could have sold it for in its pre-accident condition — is the correct measure of fair market value and will provide the starting point for your diminished value claim.

Request compensation for your diminished value damages.

Establish the pre-accident value of the vehicle for which you are seeking damages for diminished value.

It's perhaps the result of publishers working their cost base harder as they slug it out over market share through «crowding out» strategies, as well as making up for diminished average per - title sales by pumping out more product.

In places where the supply of teachers is already limited, districts may need to provide higher teacher salaries or improve working conditions to make up for the diminished job security that accompanies tenure reform.»

«The strength of associations found in this study is comparable to the modest increases that have been found in blood lead, an established risk factor for diminished IQ,» said Dr. Graziano.

The system potentially allows for a diminished sense of social responsibility, and could lead the user to demonstrate behaviors normally reserved for the gaming environment.

Nor can it be explained with stress: Although farmers do show more stress before harvest, that does not account for diminished cognitive performance.