Sentence examples for complete restitution from inspiring English sources
"We've asked for complete restitution to anyone that sent in settlements, and also a $1 million fine against Trevor".
Ms. Sprecker pleaded guilty in September 2000 and was sentenced to 18 months in prison and ordered to make complete restitution of funds without interest.
Typically, a facilitator meets separately with the accused and the victim, and if both are willing to meet face to face without animosity and the offender is deemed willing and able to complete restitution, then the case shifts out of the adversarial legal system and into a parallel restorative-justice process.
It is actually questionable whether "making up later" can achieve complete restitution, but clearly there must be some degree of offsetting.
The complete restitution of medial cortical support may not be achievable with indirect reduction techniques; even so, the preservation of the vascularity of small fragments appears to offset this biomechanical disadvantage [17].
More important, however, the Department of Justice demanded that Hutton immediately make full and complete restitution (plus interest) to each and every one of the bank victims, which it is now doing with a letter of apology.
With healing, partial (Fig. 7) or almost complete height restitution of the involved vertebra may be seen [3, 9].
The inconvenience of the Malt GeomImage is that for a complete 3D restitution of a surface, one must indicate several master and their relevant slave images.
Farquhar and his team are not proposing the complete restoration of the original design, but its stabilisation and restitution in various degrees of ruined-ness.
The Government promised that it would "rebuild" the chimes of the clock, complete with the restitution of the original clock faces and mechanism at some nearby location.
The tissue growth necessary to achieve a complete or partial restitution ad integrum as a result of injury to soft tissue and/or hard times in reptiles is variable and often needs long time in relation to the species, to the habitat and to their intrinsic physiological characteristics.
