Sentence examples for monetary restitution from inspiring English sources

Petitioner contends that his right to monetary restitution must be determined under the 1955 regulation.

But a small group of radicals campaigned long and hard for an apology, and for some form of monetary restitution.

A simple apology is inadequate, and a fine would trivialize his misconduct by treating it as a mere question of monetary restitution.

So did the law: a woman's testimony that she didn't consent to sex was insufficient for conviction, and monetary restitution or marriage to the rapist was considered a solution.

He then sought only to recover compensation for the unauthorized governmental action, and to that end, shortly after entry of the court order, formally requested the Department of Defense to provide monetary restitution for his loss of earnings.

Pursuant to the terms of the new regulation, the Department indicated that, as a condition of monetary restitution, it would be necessary to have an administrative determination that he 'would be' currently entitled to a security clearance.

For the reasons discussed above, the judgment of the Court of Appeal is reversed insofar as it precludes plaintiffs from going forward with their action to obtain injunctive relief, and is affirmed insofar as it upholds the dismissal of the action with regard to the recovery of monetary damages and restitution.

The plaintiffs, Albert Winkler and Angela Hall, are seeking unspecified monetary damages and restitution for any members of the prospective class.

But it determined the plaintiffs would not suffer irreparable harm because there were other ways that they could be given restitution, like monetary damages.

The $12 million collected from Motel 6 will be used in part to provide restitution and monetary damages to tens of thousands of guests whose information was illegally provided to ICE, according to the settlement agreement.

A person sentenced to pay a fine or other monetary penalty, including restitution, shall make such payment immediately, unless, in the interest of justice, the court provides for payment on a date certain or in installments.