Примеры использования Full reparation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Full reparation.
Access to justice and full reparation to victims and their families;
Full reparation and the obligation to prevent repetition.
In our opinion, such a formula does not necessarily imply full reparation.
That he receives full reparation, including rehabilitation without delay.
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This provision guarantees that the injured citizen will receive full reparation.
Ensure access to justice and full reparation for victims and survivors(Lithuania);
Acts of racial discrimination are prosecuted and punished andthe victims receive full reparation.
CERD recommended that Slovenia grant full reparation to all individuals affected by the"erasure.
The HR Committee urged Colombia to guarantee the right to an effective remedy and to full reparation.
Victims of such treatment should receive full reparation, including fair and adequate compensation.
Chapter six mentions the efforts made to search for missing persons and the right to full reparation.
It had long been established in international law that full reparation was required without qualification.
It was noted that there might be occasions where restitution alone could not provide full reparation.
It should also ensure full reparation, including prompt payment of appropriate compensation to the author.
With regard to reparation, the basic principle established in article 42 was one of full reparation.
The requirement of"full reparation" may lead, in the case of compensation, to the disappearance of the international organization concerned.
Interest on any principal sum due under this Chapter shall be payable when necessary in order to ensure full reparation.
This right to full reparation is limited to serious injuries death, permanent disability or disability lasting at least one month.
This suggestion goes counter not only to the overwhelming majority of case law on the subject butalso undermines the“full reparation” principle.
Article 42, paragraph 2,could be interpreted as a deviation from the full reparation standard, and opened the way for abuse by wrongdoing States.
Moral damages, as draft article 45 implies, are part of the wrongdoing State's obligation to provide full reparation.
Although the basic principle established in article 42 was one of full reparation, both article 42 itself and subsequent articles suggested a change in that principle.
However, full reparation was only possible where the damage could be clearly quantified, which would not normally be the case with internationally wrongful acts.
It refers to international practice in such cases as egregious breaches caused by war,where full reparation has not been awarded for every single case of damage sustained.
Grant full reparation, including restitution, satisfaction, compensation, rehabilitation and guarantees of non- repetition, to all individuals affected by the"erasure.
In such cases, the State party could offer victims support,for example by setting up a compensation fund, but it should not be required to make full reparation.
The expression"not materially impossible" was understood as covering those cases in which full reparation would deprive the responsible State of its means of subsistence.
An effective remedy, including full reparation and appropriate compensation, was requested in case No. 1377/2005(Katsora v. Belarus), involving violations of article 19, paragraph 2, of the Covenant.
In accordance with article 2, paragraph 3(a),of the Covenant, the State party is under an obligation to provide the author with an effective remedy, including full reparation and appropriate compensation.