Using the concept of tax relief as the means of reparation is also an ingenious idea. |
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Adam glanced at his friend's brooding expression, and sought to make reparation between the siblings. |
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The Dawes Plan adjusted reparation payments, and France withdrew from the Ruhr. |
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This plan, created by Charles Dawes, an American, set realistic targets for German reparation payments. |
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Some were defamation cases, others sought reparation for the cost of delays and lost income. |
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The war reparation issue is the most complex and solidly formulated on an international legitimacy status. |
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What would be necessary by way of reparation, apology, atonement for that to be acceptable? |
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This information was also intended to help provide the basis for devising policies for making reparation. |
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That is a polite way of saying that the reparation and amends provisions have become a means for buying justice. |
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The theory of reparation grew from clinical observations of children's distress at their own aggressiveness. |
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However big the reparation they receive, it will never replace what they have been robbed of. |
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For Germany, the economic and financial crisis led US President Hoover to announce on 21 June 1931 a one-year moratorium for reparation payments. |
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For Kamala, this total enhancement is simply not envisaged in the reparation that society is prepared to make to her. |
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Is there any way that we as a community can ever make reparation for this terrible rent in the social fabric? |
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Two other funds offer, respectively, reparation for loss of tenancy rights and of property. |
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The author of the crime should recognise his guilt and ask forgiveness from the victim, and make a well-calculated reparation payment. |
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Presumption of death shall at all times respect the right to adequate reparation and the right to know the truth on the fate of the dead person. |
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We specialise in the reparation of hair transplant that has been badly done. |
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The costs of transfer have to be paid seperately on the spot after the reparation has been done. |
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Moreover, in the case of a miscarriage of justice, reparation is impossible. |
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Such compensation or reparation shall not be limited by the fixing of a prior upper limit. |
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Restitution requires the offender to make reparation for the harm resulting from a criminal offense. |
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Mr. Sulzer says the United States must make reparation for the outrage to Colombia. |
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My second point concerns reparation for damage linked to disasters such as that of the Prestige. |
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The panel decides on an action plan through which the young person can make reparation and address his or her problems. |
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Financial reparation, she assumes, will be sufficient apology. |
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Life owes me reparation for this, and I will see that I get it. |
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So if the information was obtained lawfully, the question has to be whether the leak damaged Apple financially, in which case one could expect them to be due reparation. |
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I like the part that mentions reparation to victims and the promotion of a sense of responsibility to offenders. |
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Justice, truth and charity require reparation, correction, understanding and prevention with the adoption of all the necessary measures. |
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But the specific arguments for reparation stand apart from the general justification of development. |
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By the same token, it entails a duty to make reparation in conformity with the rules set out in chapter II of this Part. |
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The concurrent guilt of the victim of the wrongful act should be taken into account in determining the scope of the reparation. |
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It is a principle of international law that the breach of an engagement involves an obligation to make reparation in an adequate form. |
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We must do what we can, with the love of our small hearts, to make reparation. |
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In particular, it examines claims for reparation, takes the decisions and pays the compensation. |
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Such assistance includes measures designed to alleviate psychological distress as well as to make reparation for the victim's physical injuries. |
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The existence of an obligation to make reparation has often been acknowledged by international organizations. |
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The aim of an order for compensation shall be to make reparation to the victim for the injury, loss or damage caused by the offender. |
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Furthermore, rights owners can claim damages, reparation and forfeiture of profits. |
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Because of the obligation to make reparation that a crime against humanity always imposes. |
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Three years on, the demands for some kind of reparation have reached fever pitch. |
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The only reparation I want is for you to see rape as not my problem, but your problem. |
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Here, you can have these chocolate-covered caramels as reparation. |
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Slavery reparation is one of the political hot potatoes being juggled by Western nations at the UN World Conference against Racism in South Africa. |
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When people show respect for the victim and recognize the harm that was suffered, this is also a form of reparation. |
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It has also sought to make reparation for the significant human rights violations committed in the past. |
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Both parties understand that this provision applies also to victims participating in proceedings for reparation. |
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The mediation process, to the greatest extent possible, leads to reparation and some form of compensation for the victims' losses. |
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They have a duty to investigate, to hold perpetrators accountable and bring them to justice, and to provide reparation to the victims. |
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The reparation is done on the side of the road in the dust and sand, in the hard way! |
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The Government began a process of attention and comprehensive reparation for victims of conflict. |
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Practice of international organizations concerning reparation for wrongful acts is extensive, although compensation is not seldom granted ex gratia even when it may be due under international law. |
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The reformative objectives are rehabilitation and reparation. |
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As any act or misdeed done with intent involves a higher standard, all experts agreed that the responsible State has a duty to provide reparation. |
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Assuming the Queen is, really, one of us, she will want to do more than replace Caro with the – I hope I do not exaggerate – 9th woman OM, ever, and make more generous reparation to the scorned. |
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Atonement as I see it is about repentance and reparation. |
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Rules should be in place to make sure that victims receive reparation. |
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Although the figure shown in the table indeed represents the insurance organisation's total costs for the reparation of occupational diseases, the extent of this reparation varies depending on the country. |
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The participants in the exchange see their new-found friends as allies in their struggles for justice as they continue to face their respective challenges to obtain truth, justice and reparation in their countries. |
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Participants of the regional exchange on truth, justice and reparation in front of the stone monument created in memory of victims of the armed conflict in Peru. |
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Indeed, in most cases, disciplinary sanctions should reflect an attempt to achieve reconciliation or reparation between the police officer and the affected citizen or citizens. |
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Lastly, again with regard to reparation for damage, we would like to receive accurate information on the progress made in dealing with the wreck and on what is likely to happen in the future. |
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I think we should be grateful to the Conservative member for this motion which might take the form of an historic reparation if this Parliament voted unanimously in favour of it. |
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The injury for which reparation is requested may be material or moral. |
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The Consultative Council on Human Rights was entrusted with the follow-up to the Commission's work, including the investigations which remained incomplete and the making of reparation. |
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Through the fieldwork that was undertaken as part of the project on gender and reparations, various forms of reparation were identified by women as being important to their lives. |
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But what reparation will the now-ancient Mau Mau members make to the white British and the black Africans they hacked to death? |
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It established, for example, equivalences in areas of legal contentiousness, such as the amount of reparation that should be payable in wergild. |
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As Sardinians they were technically under British protection and the government sent Exmouth back to secure reparation. |
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At the same time, he refused to evacuate Saxony until its elector had renounced any claim to reparation. |
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As Sardinians they were technically under British protection, and the government sent Exmouth back to secure reparation. |
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I am sensible of the scandal I have given by my loose writings, and make what reparation I am able. |
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In 1173, Becket's sister Mary was appointed as abbess of Barking Abbey as reparation for the murder of her brother. |
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As Sardinians they were technically under British protection, the government sent Exmouth back to secure reparation. |
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With this respect, we can hope that justice will seize the occasion to progress on this specific issue of the right to reparation for the victims of corruption. |
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Victims who do not want to meet the young offender or receive reparation can choose from a booklet which local reparative project they want the offender to participate in. |
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It could be a reciprocal action that involves a temporary breach of an international obligation by a State in response to another State's prior wrongful act, in order to secure cessation or reparation. |
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Saint-Pardoux was founded because Margaret of Burgundy, countess of Limoges, wishing to make reparation for a less than virtuous life, left in her will a considerable sum of money for a Dominican monastery at this place. |
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It is precisely this reparation, so absolutely necessary for the salvation of mankind, that Mary so insistently called for in Fatima: absolute dedication to God in a reparatory sacrifice for the salvation of sinners. |
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It is always possible that files still outstanding may be resolved more quickly than files unsatisfactorily closed for which certain types of reparation are being sought after the fact. |
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Without reparation to individuals whose Covenant rights have been violated, the obligation to provide an effective remedy, which is central to the efficacy of article 2, paragraph 3, is not discharged. |
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But, although Wilson did negotiate a treaty with Colombia to make reparation for U. S. complicity in the Panamanian revolution, it was defeated by the Senate. |
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Congressmen, already convinced that the president cannot or will not make reparation by himself, must brace themselves either for impeachment proceedings or for some form of official rebuke. |
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Wrongdoers must make reparation to victims and the community. |
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Any act committed by a person who causes damage to another shall render the person through whose fault the damage was caused liable to make reparation for it. |
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Unfortunately, and in spite of everything, no form of reparation or treatment, howsoever effective, can permanently erase the scars borne by victims and their loved ones. |
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In January 1923 the whole Ruhrgebiet was occupied as a reprisal after Germany failed to fulfill World War I reparation payments as agreed in the Versailles Treaty. |
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However, the Second World War and the reparation of the complete road network after the war caused a serious delay in the creation of other motorways. |
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Further, the right to reparation would depend on the nature of the breach of Community law in question and the extent of the discretion available to the State in question. |
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The use of fines as the main reparation made it so that those with the money to pay the fine had the ability to get away with the most heinous of crimes. |
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These reparation payments meant the Soviet Union itself received about the same as 16 European countries received in total from Marshall Plan aid. |
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Between 1923 and 1926, Belgian and French soldiers were sent to the Ruhr in Germany to force the German government to agree to continue reparation payments. |
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On 30 March 1651, Admiral Maarten Harpertszoon Tromp arrived in Scilly to demand reparation from the Royalist fleet for the Dutch ships and goods taken by them. |
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