Sentence examples for asking for reparations from inspiring English sources

Utah's American Indians are not asking for reparations for their people as much as an honest dialogue with the Mormon Church, which they believe has yet to fully accept its role in their demise as a people.

Prominent intellectuals, including Charles Ogletree, a professor at Harvard Law School, and Henry Louis Gates, chairman of Harvard's Afro-American studies department, were considering a class-action lawsuit asking for reparations, according to a March article in The Boston Globe.

In a case layered with ethnicity, history and politics, Mr. Gonzales and other heirs are asking for reparations, saying the government cheated their forebears, in some cases paying them nothing, even as nearby Anglo landowners received far more money for their property.

Gerald A. Foster, the United States National Slavery Museum's scholar in residence, said that the Fredericksburg museum was "not interested in casting blame, or asking for reparations," but rather in telling "a more comprehensive story of one of the most neglected chapters in American history".

To make matters worse, Greeks are asking for "reparations" for Nazi destructions and killings.

They are now asking for reparation damages from the designer and are looking into the possibility of taking up legal action.

Greek politicians have asked for reparations for damages inflicted by Nazi occupiers during World War II.

Steel Wheel demanded that Goodrich stop producing the balloon tires and asked for reparations on the tires already sold.

The white friend driving Mr. Wilson to North Carolina asks him, "You going to ask for reparations" if the older David Wilson is rich?

Aristide had asked for reparations and this is why there was a coup d'état.

Benbow promptly asked for reparations from the Treasury, in order to be able to reimburse Evelyn and recover his own losses.