Sentence examples for reparations scheme from inspiring English sources

The committee recommended a "low-documentation", transparent reparations scheme for those who were removed under the policies, and their descendants.

A decision of the old Court required that the victims of both fascism and communism be treated equally in all reparations schemes.

*Excerpt from Australian Government's Defence Abuse Reparation Scheme Guidelines.

The problem with the reparation scheme is the arbitrary cap of $45,000; it doesn't offer final closure or a resolution for the individuals.

Now that Trudeau has decided to address Canada's indigenous community, attention is drawn to its fraught colonial history, and the new leader's quest to make the biggest scheme of reparations to aboriginal people in Canada's history.

New South Wales survivors of the stolen generations should be paid reparations under a compensation scheme similar to those established in South Australia and Tasmania, a state parliamentary inquiry has recommended.

After the January , 1988 death of Werner Nachmann, the 62-year-old chairman of the Central Council of Jews in Germany, investigators found he had run a massive embezzlement scheme involving reparations paid by the West German government.

The scheme builds on reparation orders, introduced in England and Wales last June, under which young offenders undertake work to repair the damage to their victims and the local community.

The Grinmans were among 17 people charged in an elaborate scheme to defraud a reparations fund for Holocaust victims, according to indictments unsealed on Tuesday by the United States attorney in Manhattan, Preet Bharara.

In another case yesterday, the Justice Department filed papers in federal court in Georgia seeking to block Morris James Sr. from promoting a scheme involving a nonexistent slavery reparations tax refund.

The hospital called in the Quinlan & Francis Terry practice to provide a classical scheme to replace a little-loved structure erected with war reparations funds in the 1950s and rendered obsolete by recent legislation demanding a greater ratio of bathrooms to beds in care homes.