KABUL, Afghanistan — Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates sought Wednesday to defuse growing tensions with the Afghan government over civilian deaths, expressing his "sincere condolences" and promising speedier compensation and investigation after such casualties.
The bank said the panel had closed down the case because of "the progress made and speedy provision of compensation to displaced people".
Officials cast the settlement as righting a historic wrong on Friday and predicted that it would assure speedy and just compensation to the workers, who have waited more than six years for a legal resolution.
Secondly, there must be speedy and proper compensation granted to all of those families who suffered as a result of the gross and deliberate perversion of justice and stubborn abuses of due process over some 27 years by the very people entrusted with the responsibility for defending it.
Gray said he had reviewed the terms of the scheme and it "provides a fair, effective and speedy means for determining compensation".
West African cotton farmers are being crushed by rich-country subsidies, particularly the $3 billion-plus a year that America lavishes on its 25,000 cotton farmers, helping to make it the world's biggest exporter, depressing prices and wrecking the global market.The West African four wanted a speedy end to these subsidies and compensation for the damage that they had caused.
And the essence of this is that there must be a cheap, easy, independent and reliable arbitration process to force speedy, prominent corrections on newspapers, and deliver ample compensation in a timely fashion".
And the essence of this is that there must be a cheap, easy, independent and reliable arbitration process to force speedy prominent corrections on newspapers, and deliver ample compensation in a timely fashion to those who have been traduced.
This delayed privatisation and investment; compensation without restitution would have been speedier.
Few outsiders would recognise some of the tribal courts' decisions as justice girls are traditionally given as compensation for particularly serious crimes yet service is speedy and generally reckoned to be superior to that provided by the state.
