Sentence examples for begin to make amends from inspiring English sources

There is a way that Congress can quickly begin to make amends.

"We have to acknowledge first that terrible wrongs were committed, then begin to make amends to those who were wronged, then put a system in place to see that this doesn't happen again".

Liverpool's rampaging run of results more or less began with the defeat of Chelsea in the league here in February, and if there were going to be goals in the game instead of the usual amount of suffocating caution, the fixture might begin to make amends for what went before by providing entertainment from the start.

Wall Street bankers, whose poor performance did so much damage to the world economy in recent years, and who still are reaping excessive bonuses, would also begin to make amends by seeing their new tax payments contribute to saving the lives of millions in the coming years.

And along with apologies, you have to begin to make amends".

"Defendants can express sincere remorse to the court and to plaintiffs, begin to make amends to those who have been injured and take affirmative steps to ensure nothing like this occurs in the future".

Now, working with the Senate majority leader, Joseph Bruno, the governor has begun to make amends.

Albeit merely symbolically, he has begun to make amends.What is not clear is whether this week's vote will have any further consequences.

The mayor came under heavy criticism for failing to express sympathy for the grieving Dorismond family, but on Sunday he finally began to make amends with an expression of sympathy for any parent who loses a child.

The aggressive ballot reform plan he unveiled on Monday begins to make amends for that shabby episode, even if it took pressure from Mr. Bruno to finally goad the governor into action.

Some cities are already beginning to make amends by going beyond mere legalization.