Sentence examples for restitution agreement from inspiring English sources

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.

The issue developed during the spring, when the Getty and Cleveland museums were finalizing a loan show of Sicilian antiquities that grew out of the Getty's earlier restitution agreement with Italy.

Woman in Gold opens on 10 April ■ In November Christie's auctioned a 1910 Egon Schiele watercolour, Town on the Blue River, in conjunction with a looted art restitution agreement that compensated its former owner's heirs.

In January 1952, when Nahum Goldman of the World Jewish Congress and Konrad Adenauer of West Germany negotiated their restitution agreement, protesters outside the Israeli Parliament denounced compensation as blood money.

Italian officials and representatives of the Met, including its director, Philippe de Montebello, met to fine-tune details of a restitution agreement that the Met relayed to Rome this month in response to an Italian proposal.

The do-not-travel list includes paintings by Caravaggio and Antonello da Messina, ancient Greek sculpture and a rare ensemble of Hellenistic silver that was returned to Sicily in 2010 by the Metropolitan Museum of Art as part of an earlier restitution agreement.

It was the recent wave of restitution agreements that emboldened foreign governments to make the threats.

It is Barkan's argument that for all their ambiguities, restitution agreements validate victims and perpetrators alike.

He helped obtain hundreds of millions of dollars for victims of Nazism who were not covered by earlier restitution agreements.

Museums have heralded these restitution agreements as a way to take a stand against illegal excavation and forge stronger ties with art-rich nations.

And yet, as museums have lined up to sign restitution agreements, the much-publicized criminal investigations have been remarkably unsuccessful in proving any intentional wrongdoing by American curators.