Sentences with phrase «of recoverable»

Because the suit isn't a class action, the amount of recoverable damages is limited solely to the member's dues and attorneys» fees.

This bonus works well with the other skills granted by the armor pieces like Peak Performance which boosts attack when your health is full and Recovery Speed which speeds up the healing of recoverable damage.

All three of our recoverable files are now recovered.

PCA 2002, s 266 dealt with the vesting and realisation of recoverable property.

Whereas previously Briggs proffered that the process would not allow for advice costs he has changed his position to suggest that he will recommend that there be a degree of recoverable costs.

Prior to the Jackson reforms there was some reward for undertaking that work in the form of the recoverable success fee on the conditional fee agreement.

The government is proposing to raise the amount of recoverable costs by litigants in person in line with inflation.

The nature and extent of recoverable damages are assessed by the Courts on a case - by - case basis, except for rare cases where statutory damages are permitted by law (for ex.

The problem here was that Baker Botts arose under the Bankruptcy Code now allowing for compensation of such work, unlike LHWCA's specialized fee - shifting statute, 33 U.S.C. § 928 (a), which does allow compensation for time spent establishing the entitlement to and amount of recoverable attorney's fees.

Keep in mind, the most common types of recoverable damage are property / automotive damage, medical expenses, lost income from time missed at work as well as future lost earnings due to any permanent or semi-permanent injuries sustained.

Qualified one - way costs shifting was the price for the abolition of recoverable ATE premiums (save for the new exception for those covering experts» fees), but its true cost continues to be felt.

Sometimes, the compensation related to medical expenses is the most important one on the list of recoverable damages related to a car accident.

And so long as P's recovery is solidary P can sue fewer than all and get judgment for all of the recoverable damages.

Another problem is leakage of recoverable costs, he says.

Special provision is made for offers in personal injury claims that include future pecuniary loss with periodical payments versus lump sum implications (CPR 36.5), for claims for elusive provisional damages (CPR 36.6) and where there could be deduction of recoverable benefits (CPR 36.15).

Post-budgets, the court may — there is a discretion — make a costs management order (CMO) and, once made, the court will continue to poke in its nose on the budgets in respect of recoverable costs.

Estimates of Recoverable Oil and Gas 30 Years Old Any future drilling will not actually occur for a number of years, and it's not known with much degree of precision who much recoverable oil is in the areas to be opened.

The ultimate level of recoverable resources is the ultimate constraint on supply.

Instead of the current estimate of recoverable reserves for Wyoming, these projections use the estimates of coal resources in the Powder River Basin recently published by the US Geological Survey (Luupens et al. 2008), calculated to be recoverable at a cost of $ 20, $ 30 and $ 40 per short ton (30.8, 54.0 and 61.1 billion tonnes, respectively).

Access to the world's largest remaining conventional, undiscovered oil and natural gas reserves — 13 percent of recoverable oil and 30 percent of recoverable natural gas resources — is at stake.

Examples of recoverable waste heat include cooling circuits in and exhaust gases from diverse sources such as steel mills, cement plants and combustion engines.

And reserves usually expand over time as technology develops, otherwise the world would have run out of recoverable oil long ago.

The discovery that the world is awash in hundreds of years of recoverable fuels is a game - changer, given the strong correlation between energy use per capita and life expectancy.

Most of the recoverable fossil fuels were created 60 to 300 million years ago, during periods of much higher atmospheric CO2 levels.

EIA conducts an annual survey, form EIA - 7A, «Annual Survey of Coal Production and Preparation,» to gather and report the quantity of recoverable coal reserves at producing mines.

With that in mind, the committee suggests additional funding of around $ 10 m a year to determine the size and characteristics of recoverable coal deposits in the US.

It is important to note that with or without the credits, the decline in Virginia coal production was predicted by numerous analysts because over two - thirds of recoverable coal reserves in Virginia have already been mined.»

The Arctic contains the world's largest remaining conventional, undiscovered oil and natural gas, estimated at 13 percent of recoverable oil and 30 percent of recoverable natural gas resources.

But the idea that we should simply leave the rest of the recoverable fossil fuels in the ground is starting to sound naïve and morally questionable.

Pro-drilling Republicans have targeted the 1002 area on the Prudhoe Bay in Northern Alaska, which has an estimated 12 billion barrels of recoverable crude.

Only one bone to pick: «the idea that we should simply leave the rest of the recoverable fossil fuels in the ground is starting to sound increasingly naive and morally questionable.»

This means that the estimate of the recoverable oil was increased by 67 %.

Estimates of recoverable crude from the Bakken doubled between 2008 and 2013.

Which means McConnell «should have said there are billions of barrels of recoverable oil across the country, and Michigan specifically potentially has approximately 500 million barrels,» according to a DOE official contacted by Midwest Energy News.

Apart from these unrecoverable sources of fossil fuel the Arctic is also endowed with large amounts of recoverable oil and natural gas.

They are not merely unsustainable in the sense that one day the sun — which drives all renewable sources — will collapse, they are also unsustainable because continued and increasing dependence on this form of energy itself can not be sustained against growing numbers of people — there is only a limited amount of recoverable energy entering the system at any time.

In one major deposit — the Green River Basin of Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming — there lies the equivalent of about 800 billion barrels of recoverable oil.

I understand that large estimates of recoverable fossil fuels are central to making a case for the risks of burning those fuels, but the longer term risk, if we manage to survive burning everything we've got in the ground, is taking a path that is completely dependent on those fuel sources and finding ourselves living on a baked planet with no energy to do anything about it.

Then there's well over a TRILLION barrels of recoverable shale oil, more than the world has used in all of history.

Blocking a normal move takes a small amount of recoverable damage to your life bar, which gradually recovers over time when you stop blocking.

This bonus works well with the other skills granted by the armor pieces like Peak Performance which boosts attack when your health is full and Recovery Speed which speeds up the healing of recoverable damage.

67 mio barrels of recoverable oil, that's bloody awesome..!

It's a v different, and far more amazing, beast today — with 67 mio barrels of recoverable Prospective Resources surely now in the bag?

This normally extinguishes just about any amount of recoverable trailer sway, but keep in mind that the trailer needs electronically controlled brakes for it to activate.

This means switching your characters actively (and safely) to ensure that they are healing as much of their recoverable (blue) health as possible.

Comparison of the enormous amount of recoverable uranium resources identified to global demand leads the World Nuclear Association to state:

Knisely even concluded that the fossil fuel industry might need to leave 80 percent of its recoverable reserves in the ground to avoid doubling CO2 concentrations, a notion now known as the carbon budget.

The U.S. Geological Survey estimates the area on the Prudhoe Bay in Northern Alaska has up to 12 billion barrels of recoverable crude, and Republicans, who now control Congress and the White House, have long wanted to open a portion of the refuge called the 1002 area.

In a 1998 study, the U.S. Geological Survey estimated that federally owned lands in that region contain 4.3 billion to 11.8 billion barrels of recoverable oil, mostly spread out in small deposits.

It holds only a small fraction of recoverable phosphate, and not all facilities create struvite.