Sentences with phrase «what damage costs»

How would he know what damage costs would be without actually repairing, since repair cost estimates would be just that, estimates.

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While the judge referred the question of damages to another hearing, he did grant Mars Canada $ 225,000 in legal costs for what he deemed the brazen breach of the earlier settlements and for Ebert's attempts to «avoid accountability» for the misconduct.

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The amount of federal money will largely be determined by FEMA and state teams that will go into the field, survey the damage, and write reports about what needs to be fixed and how much it may cost to fix it.

He was into something and I rem the City game at the Emirates where he bossed and we should have won, but again his self inflicting damages is what will cost him and on a greater extent the team...

This is just the most extreme example of what can go wrong and how extensive the damages and costs can be when considering home birth and using CPMs.

«Many of these incidents aren't that expensive, it's the labor costs of cleanup and fixing what's been damaged,» Scarmardo said.

«Our challenge is to expose relentlessly what this cost is, to show how the decision was based on imperfect knowledge which will now become informed knowledge, to calculate in «easy to understand» ways how proceeding will cause real damage to our country; and to build support for finding a way out from the present rush over the cliff's edge.

The people of Oneida County are grateful for all of the assistance in paying for the cost of the damage, but what we need the most right now is long - term leadership so that steps can be taken to avoid a reoccurrence of this situation in the future.

«Once I have the full set of numbers, the full damage costs and I know what I'm going to get back from the federal government than I can tell you the full costs to the state,» he said.

Michael Fabricant: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department for each of the demonstrations about Gaza and Israel held since 1 January 2009, how many police were injured; what damage to police vehicles took place; and what the cost of policing was; and if she will make a statement.

«I'm pleased that the Federal Claims Court has found what Missouri families, farmers, and business owners have been saying for more than a decade: The Army Corps of Engineers» mismanagement of the Missouri River has resulted in widespread damages with substantial costs,» Blunt said in a statement.

«We have a choice when issuing earthquake warnings,» says study leader Sarah Minson, a seismologist at the U.S. Geological Survey, or USGS, in Menlo Park, Calif. «You have to think about your relative risk appetite: What is the cost of taking action versus the cost of the damage you're trying to prevent?»

While the Trump administration has said it will take weeks to complete a comprehensive damage assessment for Puerto Rico, early estimates suggest that an effective response for the commonwealth and the U.S. Virgin Islands would be on par with what it will cost to rebuild from Hurricanes Harvey and Irma.

What Caught Our Attention: Regular readers will be familiar with the saga involving Fazlul Sarkar and PubPeer: In 2014, Sarkar sued anonymous commenters on the site, claiming defamation (and that damaging comments may have cost him a new job).

So what you're saying is even if they're responsible for damaging the car in some way as a result of repair work they did initially, it'll cost me money to get anything fixed?

Then approach the garage telling them what the engine damage is and what repair / replacement costs will be, plus any personal losses and inconvenience.

I hit a fence and the drivers side front fender is damaged beyond repair what would the cost of a new fender and installation of the fender cost me?

These «fender benders» end up costing car owners a lot of money and aggravation because the bumpers on many cars aren't designed to handle what should be a no - damage event.

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The cost of their deductible (most are roughly $ 500 or $ 1,000) would be a small price to pay to repair or replace what could be tens of thousands of dollars in damages and the instruments would be included in that.

Since the recovered property is used and / or damaged, and you were paid the replacement cost, the insurance company isn't able to unjustly enrich themselves by selling or salvaging it — they'd never sell it for what they paid you, so they won't come out ahead.

Contents Replacement Cost: When your insurance company pays you for a damaged item, it typically pays you a depreciated cost, meaning that what you receive is less than you paid for the iCost: When your insurance company pays you for a damaged item, it typically pays you a depreciated cost, meaning that what you receive is less than you paid for the icost, meaning that what you receive is less than you paid for the item.

«People often fail to realize that the insurance doesn't cover the market value of the condo but what it costs to replace lost items and repair interior damage,» Giulanti says.

On the other hand, your renters insurance policy can pay you replacement cost so you can go buy things to replace what's damaged.

But what if your liability coverage is not enough to cover the cost of damages or litigation?

You know what deductibles look like on commercial insurance — if the damage truly is minor, repairs combined with the hotel costs might not even reach that deductible.

Protect against depreciation and betterment with replacement cost coverage — this gives you the money you need to replace what's damaged versus what it's worth.

So - called «guaranteed replacement cost» policies cover the cost of rebuilding your home when it gets damaged, no matter what the amount — even if the insurance company underestimated how expensive it would be.

Whether or not the seller suing is a real risk and what damages it would be for is a bit up in the air - since the seller hasn't been living in the house for a while, from what I know, I doubt there are severe costs / damages the seller would sue for.

What's more, this valuable property is often not adequately covered under the theft victim's homeowners or renters insurance, leaving huge out - of - pocket costs for replacing an item that is stolen, lost, or damaged.

Depending on the extent of the vulnerabilities, homeowners can make an educated decision before they purchase the home as to what it will cost to remediate the damage.

With a replacement cost policy, your insurer will provide coverage — up to your policy's limits — equal to what it would take to replace your lost goods or repair your damaged home in today's dollars.

In every case we learn the same lesson, over and over: the cost of reacting to a climate disaster — in terms of lives lost, business disruption, and rebuilding — is far in excess of what the cost would be of proactively taking climate considerations into account as we make decisions and accordingly mitigating potential future damage and destruction.

But what about the enormous financial cost of raising generations of humans damaged by toxic pollutants, not to mention the emotional / psychological burden?

We know what the costs were: the lives of more than 30 000 people, most of them Iraqi civilians; cultural damages; a great increase in mistrust of, and hatred for, the West; and many millions of tax dollars that would have been much better spent on education, health and combating global warming.

In addition to the issues Rob raised regarding causation, point 4 of the consensus statement as articulated on RealClimate implies a cost benefit analysis, and requires an assessment of what level of harm / damage is unacceptable, and an assessment of the cost and likelihood of avoiding it.

You also need to show what are the economic costs (or the damage costs to human - wellbeing) if you raise the cost of energy.

The onus is clearly on the alarmists, if they want to argue for high cost mitigation policies, to demonstrate what is the damage cost of warming.

What greater crime can there be than to dishonestly support coal and disparage renewables at the cost of severe damage to the planet and the quality of life of all future generations?

Why would you not add to the cost of what filing cabinets of global warming alarmism pseudo-science, all of the dollars that are funneled to the Mideast and folks like Hugo and all of the foregone oppoutunities here at home, not to mention the damage to the culture and the toll it has taken on scientific integrity?

«We've got to get much more aggressive in this fight against climate change, because we know what we put off today will only make the cost and the damage greater for our children tomorrow.»

However, with what I believe are justifiable input values for ECS, damage function, discount rate, emissions rates, participation rates, the costs would greatly exceed benefits for many centuries, probably forever.

Existing estimates are based not on testable (let alone tested) economic models of how changes in climate generate economic costs, but on conjecture, guesswork, and sometimes simply by asking «experts» — the people who construct SCC estimates — what they think the damages from climate change might be.»

What is even more important than the fact that damage cost increases with climate sensitivity is to ascertain the functional form of that increase: Will a.5 °C increase of sensitivity from 2.5 °C to 3 °C incur the same additional cost as an increase from 3 °C to 3.5 °C?

As recently as last December she said: «If we don't succeed in limiting global warming to 2 degrees, then the costs of the resulting damages will be many times higher than what we now, with a change in our lifestyle, can achieve.»

This was EXACTLY the major point I was making earlier about trying to assing a x % cost of Katrina's damage to AGW and what the 55vs65vs70mph driving analogy was trying to demonstrate!

related events that have happened in the past and firstly ask what is cost effective adaptation to prevent / minimise the damage done should such an event occur again?

What can seem like a fair sum might fail to cover long - term medical costs, lost wages from missed work due to an accident, or delayed injuries or damages that weren't accounted for in the original settlement amount, we're experts at navigating the often confusing legal and insurance process.

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