compensable वाक्य

Having concluded that compensable harm is to be determined by domestic law, the next question to which we would logically turn is that of which sovereign's domestic law.
We hold that the harm alleged by ( Haddle ) . . . has long been a compensable injury and we see no reason to ignore that tradition in this case,
And, while that might not be what some consider an ethical issue, it certainly raises questions about what is the right thing to do in terms of compensable hours.
Under U . S . law as of July 2012, it is only when a data breach results in actual loss as defined by applicable law that compensable damages arise.
In addition to marriage, the Marriage Act thoroughly treats adultery, sexual assaults, separation, divorce, child support, child custody, and a host of compensable offenses.

"Most companies in our industry didn't consider those duties compensable, but the judge agreed that they were, " said an IBP spokesman, Gary Mickelson.
Should the doctor / therapist performing the IME conclude that a patient s medical condition is not related to a compensable event, the insurer may deny the claim and refuse payment.
As a general rule, POWs who were in stalags will not be compensable claims, " said Delissa Ridgway, head of the Justice Department's Foreign Claims Settlement Commission.
For medical expenses and loss of income there is no limit, whilst other forms of compensation ( compensable costs ) are capped at 1000 Danish Kroner, being decided by a compensation board.
"General ` free-floating'anxiety regarding a possible future injury, unconnected with any current physical symptoms . . . is not compensable, " the Washington Legal Foundation argues.