Примери за използване на Violent intentional на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Compensation to victims of violent intentional crimes.
A conviction for a violent intentional crime shall be considered as indicative of such danger.
Compensation can only be granted to victims of violent intentional crimes.
Having been convicted of a violent intentional crime shall be considered as indicative of such danger.
You can get compensation for any damage suffered as a consequence of any of the violent intentional crimes mentioned above.
To help victims of violent intentional crime to access compensation in cross border cases, the EU law set up a system of cooperation between national authorities.
The directive requires that each EU Member State sets up a national scheme of compensation to all victims of violent, intentional crime.
To help victims of violent intentional crime to access compensation in cross border cases, the directive sets up a system of cooperation between national authorities.
The Directive on compensation requires that each EU country set up a national scheme of compensation to all victims of violent intentional crime.
According to this law all victims of violent intentional crime have access to a national compensation scheme from the country on whose territory the crime was committed.
The cooperation system is applied in the territories of the Member States to compensation for damage caused by violent intentional crime.
According to this law, all victims of violent intentional crime have access to the national compensation scheme in the country on whose territory the crime was committed.
The Directive on compensation requires that each EU country set up a national scheme of compensation to all victims of violent intentional crime.
Italian legislation provides only for compensation to victims of certain violent intentional crimes, such as terrorism or organised crime, but not for all of them.
Article 12 of the Compensation Directive requires that each EU country sets up a national scheme of compensation to all victims of violent intentional crime.
You can apply for compensation if you are the victim of a violent intentional crime committed on Croatian territory which resulted in serious bodily injury or serious damage to health or death.
Member States will also have to ensure that victims of trafficking in human beings have access to existing schemes on compensation to victims of violent intentional crimes.
The Directive does provide that'All Member States shall ensure that their national rules provide for the existence of a scheme on compensation to victims of violent intentional crimes committed in their respective territories, which guarantees fair and appropriate compensation to 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.
Under EU law, all Member States must ensure that their national compensation scheme guarantees a fair andappropriate compensation to the victims of violent intentional crimes, committed on their territory.
Anyone who legally and habitually resides in Luxembourg, butwas the victim of a violent intentional crime in another Member State of the European Union, is entitled to claim compensation payable from the Luxembourg budget if they are not entitled to be compensated by the other State.
The rules on access to compensation in cross-border situations drawn up by this Directive shall operate on the basis of Member States' schemes on compensation to victims of violent intentional crime committed in their respective territories.
Declares that, by failing to adopt all the measures necessaryto guarantee the existence, in cross-border situations, of a compensation scheme for victims of all violent intentional crimes committed on its territory, the Italian Republic has failed to fulfil its obligations under Article 12(2) of Council Directive 2004/80/EC of 29 April 2004 relating to compensation to crime victims;
(7) This Directive sets up a system of cooperation to facilitate access to compensation to victims of crimes in cross-border situations,which should operate on the basis of Member States' schemes on compensation to victims of violent intentional crime, committed in their respective territories.
This system operates on the basis of Member States' compensation schemes for victims of violent intentional crime committed in their respective territories.
All Member States must ensure that their national legislation provides for the existence of a compensation scheme ensuring that victims of violent intentional crime committed in their respective territories receive fair and appropriate compensation.
All Member States must ensure that their national legislation provides for the existence of a compensation scheme ensuring that victims of violent intentional crime committed in their respective territories receive fair and appropriate compensation.
For an intentional violent crime against a person.
The directive requires that all EU countries have a state compensation schemewhich provides fair and appropriate compensation to victims of intentional violent crime.
You are entitled to state compensation if an intentional violent criminal offence has been committed against you which resulted in serious damage to your physical integrity and health.