Примери за използване на Immediate victim на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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When businesses collapse the immediate victims are the employees.
Or convey some other message to a larger audience or audiences than the immediate victims.
These expenses are recognised only if the immediate victim is not entitled to reimbursement of expenses on the basis of health insurance.
Terrorism is a criminal act that impacts beyond its immediate victim.
Immediate victims are entitled to a compensation for lost earnings, which is granted as a single payment amounting to a maximum of HRK 35 000.
It is a criminal act that affects an audience beyond the immediate victim.
Grandparents and grandchildren only if they are immediate victims themselves, when they were permanently living together andthe grandparents replaced the parents of the immediate victim.
Terrorism is a criminal act that affects people beyond the immediate victim.
The immediate victim has the right to compensation of healthcare costs amounting to the health care threshold laid down in the regulations on compulsory health care insurance in the Republic of Croatia.
Terrorism can be defined as a criminal act that influences the people beyond the immediate victim.
In this way,the person who is the immediate victim of discrimination not only suffers a wrong himself, but also becomes the means through which the dignity of the person belonging to a suspect classification is undermined.
We thus see that terrorism is a criminal act that influences an audience beyond the immediate victim.
It is not the main purpose of the quasi- terrorists to induce Terror in the immediate victim as in the case of genuine terrorism, but the quasi-terrorist uses the Modalities and techniques of the genuine terrorist and Produces similar consequences and reaction.
Terrorist Strategy Terrorism is a criminal act designed to manipulate an audience beyond the immediate victims.
Persons who paid for the funeral expenses of a person who died as the immediate victim of a violent intentional crime are entitled to reimbursement of funeral expenses, and if- given all the other terms and conditions in the Act are met- it can be proven that they covered the funeral expenses.
According to Terrorism Research, terrorism is a criminal act that influences an audience beyond the immediate victim.
Immediate victims are entitled to compensation for loss of earnings up to HRK 35 000 if a violent crime resulting in serious bodily injury or serious damage to health has been committed, and if- given all the other terms and conditions in the Act are met- it can be proven that this resulted in a loss of earnings.
Nevertheless, terrorism constitutes an act of criminal nature that impacts an audience which is beyond the most immediate victim.
Indirect victims are entitled to compensation due to loss of statutory maintenance if the immediate victim died from the consequences of the violent crime and if- given all the other terms and conditions in the Act are met- it can be proven that the indirect victim has lost this statutory maintenance.
Terrorism involves a criminal act often symbolic in nature andintended to influence an audience beyond the immediate victims.
Immediate victims are entitled to reimbursement of medical expenses if a violent crime resulting in serious bodily injury or serious damage to health has been committed, and if- given all the other terms and conditions in the Act are met- it can be proven that this resulted in medical expenses which the victim had to pay themselves.
It was“driven by a hunger for profits andoblivious to the harms thereby visited, not just on the immediate victims but also on the financial system as a whole.”.
According to the second view, supported in particular by the interveners in the main proceedings and the Commission, the damage sustained, in their country of residence,by the close relatives of a person who has died in a road accident which occurred in the State of the court seised must be regarded as constituting indirect consequences of the damage suffered by the immediate victim of the accident.
(39) Such a clause would prove its usefulness if it were established,for example, that, unlike the situation at issue in the main proceedings, the residence of the immediate victim of the accident, the residence of the person presumed to be responsible or any other circumstance surrounding the occurrence of that accident are outside the country in which the accident occurred and relate to another country.
These medical expenses can be claimed up to the health care threshold laid down in the regulations on compulsory health care insurance in the Republic of Croatia,provided that these expenses are recognised only if the immediate victim is not entitled to reimbursement of expenses on the basis of health insurance.
Consequently, the term‘the[country] in which the damage occurs' for the purposes of that provision must be interpreted, in respect of a road accident, as referring to the place where the event which caused the damage, namely the road accident,directly produced its harmful effects upon the person who is the immediate victim of that event.
According to the second view(…) the damage sustained, in their country of residence,by the close relatives of a person who has died in a road accident which occurred in the State of the court seised must be regarded as constituting indirect consequences of the damage suffered by the immediate victim of the accident.
It follows from that case-law that the damage sustained,in their country of residence, by the close relatives of a person who has died in a road traffic accident which occurred in the State of the court seised constitutes‘indirect consequences' of the damage initially suffered by the immediate victim of the accident.
According to the second view(…) the damage sustained, in their country of residence,by the close relatives of a person who has died in a road accident which occurred in the State of the court seised must be regarded as constituting indirect consequences of the damage suffered by the immediate victim of the accident.
The term‘place in which the damage occurs' must, further to the case-law on the Brussels Convention and the Brussels I Regulation,be understood as meaning the place of the occurrence of the event, in this case the road accident, which directly produced its harmful effects upon the person who is the immediate victim of that event.