Sentence examples for How much victims from inspiring English sources

"Guess how much victims' compensation we had in Oklahoma City?" he said.

Evans declined to say how much victims could be entitled to but the Guardian understands that if a successful action were brought, affected customers could be paid as much as £1,000 compensation each.

The finance ministry has set up a CRGE facility to pool donor climate-finance funds, but the level of contributions will depend on how much victims of climate change such as Ethiopia are compensated by the industrialised nations that have caused it.

A20 NEW YORK/REGION B1-8 Study Looks at Extent Of 9/11 Compensation The Rand Corporation has released a two-year study that aimed to be the most comprehensive accounting of how much victims and businesses affected by Sept. 11 have been compensated by private and public means.

However, depending on how much victims give up in forgiving, this kind of reconciliation may be purchased at the cost of justice (Blustein 2014).

U.S. District Court Judge Murray Snow heard arguments about how much victims of racial profiling by the Maricopa County Sheriff's Department should be paid for the department's failure to comply with orders to stop profiling Latino drivers in a case dating from 2007.

In September we will commence a review to look at how rape complaints are dealt with, how much support victims get and what changes we might need to make.

Through all the accounts of abuse here at St . Josephs and elsewhere over the last few years, Father Lasch was struck by how much abuse victims sounded like war veterans.

Mr. Quinn lobbied Congress and the Bush administration to limit how much money victims can obtain from Mr. Silverstein's real estate companies, which drew criticism from another powerful lobbying group, trial lawyers.

Then, the problem was to figure out how much a victim would have earned over the course of a working career, an agonizing but relatively straightforward actuarial exercise.

Like other diocesan lawyers, Mr. Scamardo said, he often added a clause specifying how much the victim would have to pay the church for breaking confidentiality.