„… of liability of a legatee per vindicationem. II. System of liability for succession debts in Poland …” „… means that creditors have a right to satisfy their claims from the whole estate of the debtor, not only …” „… vindicationem (zapisobiercy windykacyjni) are charged with the liability for succession debts. A legatee per …”

„… and in the 1956 Stikker-Yoshida Agreement, which settled the problem of private claims of Netherlands …” „… Japanese and the South Korean governments assumed that the Agreement Concerning Claims on Property and …” „… Claims and on Economic Cooperation (the 1965 agreement) legally settled any issues from the colonial …”

„… region. Joint efforts made Japan and the EU claim themselves as global actors. Both shared fears on …” „… . This shows that the vindication of the victims’ dignity, anchored with the perpetrator’s consistent …”

„… entertains the “extravagant ontological claims” that he does on its behalf.6 Certainly, it is true that we …” „… the will involves neither extravagant ontological claims nor the unyielding theory of responsibility …” „… which seems to follow from those claims.” (“Morality as Freedom”, in: Creating the Kingdom of Ends …”

„… „ideal of accountability and fairness in the protection and vindication of rights and the pre vention and …” „… punishment of wrongs“ angesehen203.Beispiele hierfür sind die Errichtung der United Nations Claims Commission …”

„… noch mit Memoirs of the Author of A Vindication of the Rights of Woman eine freimütige Biographie über …” „… ungewöhnlich – lobende Worte zu Mary Wollstonecraft fallen. Ihre Schrift A Vindication of the Rights of Woman …” „… konstruktivistischen assoziiert ist. Tatsächlich hatte Wollstonecraft ihrem Kon‐ trahenten Burke in A Vindication of …”