Sentence examples for have a restitution from inspiring English sources

"Poland, unlike most other countries in Eastern Europe, does not even have a restitution law," he pointed out.

The bureau receives a hundred and ninety thousand items annually and has a restitution rate of approximately twenty-five per cent.

By contrast, Tokyo's centralized lost and found, which is also run by the police department, receives nearly ten times as many items and has a restitution rate of sixty per cent.

The others had a restitution ad integrum.

He said the secrecy of the businessman's conviction was "a huge issue for victims," in part because it prevented them from even knowing they might have a right to restitution.

In addition, prosecutors would have made a restitution order for money for the victim, but deferred the issue of restitution to the civil court judge handling the wrongful death case.

All told, the ball needs to have a reasonably high coefficient of restitution (efficiency of absorbing energy from a kick), but not so much as to bounce around the pitch like a beachball.

Wade Rathke said the organization had signed a restitution agreement with his brother in which his family agreed to repay the amount embezzled in exchange for confidentiality.

Prime minister Victor Ponta has referred to a "restitution mafia", a wide spread network of well-connected businessmen and politicians who have exploited corruption in the law courts to claim billions of euros of land and forest in the last two decades.

When Old Joe refuses Harmond's offer of ten thousand dollars in restitution, Harmond has a change of heart.

The internal and wall friction coefficients are important in determining the initiation of particle movement, while the value of the restitution coefficient has a larger influence on particles in a dynamic state.