Sentence examples for received restitution from inspiring English sources
As for the countless men and women accused of being "enemy aliens," none ever received restitution.
A similar requirement was instituted for victims of Nazi crimes who received restitution.
Many descendants of Jews whose property — particularly works of art — was seized during World War II, as well as museums in the path of the Nazis and the Red Army, have sought and received restitution, particularly from Austria and Germany.
To the propensity to distort the facts of cases like the infamous "McDonald's coffee case," and to focus instead on instances of excessive compensation rather than life-changing accidents where potential plaintiffs never received restitution?
Slave owners were also encouraged to retrieve their former slaves or receive restitution for those in service to the Confederacy.
Every victim will receive restitution and the president-elect will pay up to $1m in penalties to the state of New York for violating state education laws, Schneiderman said.
She wants victims to receive restitution and is weighing the best way to achieve that, whether through a jury trial or a plea agreement, and perhaps a sentence of community service.
Although the door was left open for the N.B.A. to receive restitution from Martino, that is unlikely to happen because it would be difficult to determine how much the fraud cost the league.
Under the terms of the settlement, "every victim will receive restitution and... Donald Trump will pay up to $1 million in penalties to the State of New York for violating state education laws," Schneiderman said in a statement.
A spokesman for the attorney general said that the office believed that "the most efficient way" to end fraud and receive restitution was to proceed with a civil case.
At the same time, Israel has barred Palestinians displaced between 1947 and 1949, and again in 1967, from returning to their homes or receiving restitution for their lost property, making Palestinian refugees the oldest and largest refugee community in the world today.
