Examples of using Compensation scheme in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Criminal Injuries Compensation scheme, which was introduced in 1964, provides for the payment of compensation out of public funds to the blameless victims of violent crimes.
Concerns as to costs over the period led to major changes in the accident compensation scheme as already referred to in paragraph 187 above.
She asked if the Special Rapporteur could comment further on ideas for a compensation scheme.
since they fall under the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.
The Isle of Man Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme allows financial awards to be made to victims of crimes of violence.
Since these events, Turkey has developed a compensation scheme to address grievances and to provide a domestic remedy.
Eligible traders are protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme up to £50,000 per client.
(a) A specialized agency set up by the United Nations to administer a compensation scheme or trust fund that can be based upon individual application, or community need or some group-based qualification;
Armed Forces Compensation Scheme.
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme.
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme.
The Jersey Bank Depositors Compensation Scheme.
The Jersey Bank Depositors Compensation Scheme.
The Financial Compensation Scheme does not apply to an ecoVoucher.
There was no separate compensation scheme for criminal injuries.
Tickmill UK Ltd is a member of the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.
Remain eligible for the Financial Services Compensation Scheme if you are a natural person.
It recommended the establishment of a national compensation scheme for people affected by Stolen Wages.
Rehabilitation and other assistance was available through New Zealand ' s Accident Compensation scheme.
The SALRC also prepared report on a Compensation Scheme for Victim of Crime in South Africa.