Übersetzung für 'war risk' von Englisch nach Deutsch

war risk

Kriegsrisiko {n}

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risk of war

Kriegsrisiko {n}

Werbung

war risk agreement

Kriegsrisikenvereinbarung {f}

war risk insurance

Kriegsrisikoversicherung {f}insur.

Versicherung {f} gegen Kriegsgefahrinsur.

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war risk / risks insurance

Kriegsversicherung {f}insur.

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to war

sich bekriegen

kriegen [veraltet]mil.

war

Krieg {m}

Orlog {m} [veraltet] [obs.]mil.

to risk

(sich) wagen

riskieren

wagen

risk

Wagnis {n}

Schmalkaldic War

Schmalkaldischer Krieg {m}hist.

war scene

Kriegsszene {f}art

dirty war

schmutziger Krieg {m}mil.pol.spec.

fratricidal war

Bruderkrieg {m}

war orphans

Kriegswaisen {pl}

war-ravaged {adj}

kriegsverwüstet

rap war

Rapperkrieg {m}

war service

Kriegsdienst {m}mil.

war dress

Kriegstracht {f}cloth.hist.mil.

war fleet

Kriegsflotte {f}mil.naut.

war experience

Kriegserfahrung {f}

bidding war

Bieterkrieg {m}

• However, President Harding denied him the position and instead appointed Forbes to the War Risk Bureau on April 28, 1921.
• Afterwards, he helped form a law partnership which specialized in insurance cases and helped write the Federal Soldiers' and Sailors' War Risk Insurance Act.
• Title VII extended the war risk insurance program and prohibited the FAA from charging fees for certain services.
• War risk insurance is a type of insurance which covers damage due to acts of war, including invasion, insurrection, rebellion and hijacking.
• In the 2000s, Shaw's research returned to questions of war, now extended into the field of genocide, with four books: "War and Genocide", "The New Western Way of War: Risk-Transfer War and its Crisis in Iraq" "What is Genocide?

• The committee did gain jurisdiction over veterans’ benefits when it successfully passed the War Risk Insurance Act of 1917.
• Martin Woollacott reviewed the book along with sociologist Martin Shaw's "The New Western Way of War: Risk-Transfer War and its Crisis in Iraq", which he believes makes similar arguments to Smith's, though the two reach slightly different conclusions—Smith that force should only be used as part of a wider political strategy, Shaw that war should be avoided where at all possible but that use of force is sometimes inevitable.
• It eventually became the only US carrier providing scheduled service to Israel in 1991, using special war risk insurance provided by the Federal Aviation Administration.
• The Greater London Area War Risk Study (GLAWARS) was an in depth scientific investigation of how well the city of London, England would survive a nuclear war.
• Lindsley was commissioned a colonel, serving as Director of the War Risk Insurance Bureau in France.

• He also needed to borrow money from relatives and cash in his war risk insurance policy.
• Public Health Service on March 3, 1919, for the hospitalization of War Risk beneficiaries and as a storage depot for surplus hospital supplies for the Army.
• In 1919, the responsibility for veterans’ services was distributed among several agencies: the United States Public Health Service (PHS) took over the provision of medical and hospital services; the Federal Board for Vocational Rehabilitation organized rehabilitation programs; and the War Risk Insurance Bureau managed compensation and insurance payouts.