Sentence examples for full reparation from inspiring English sources

A state must make full reparation for any injury caused by an illegal act for which it is internationally responsible.

(Stump, 1988: 61 5) Forgiveness involves a refusal to demand full reparation and a willingness to let an offense go without punishment.

Amnesty International, the human rights organization, sent a letter to President Bush in the wake of the Abu Ghraib scandal calling for "full reparations" for any victim of torture or inhumane treatment, as required under international law, said Karen Schneider, the group's Washington spokeswoman.

Real reconciliation comes from what the guilty are trying to avoid: full information, reparations and justice.

In exchange for full confessions and reparations to victims, those who committed war crimes will receive "restorative sanctions," which offer the possibility of community work rather than prison.

But, although a 5% share of revenues is not full forgiveness of war reparations, it ought not to be unmanageable so long as the rest of Iraq's debt burden is reduced and it can borrow fresh capital from abroad.Here, a second part of the draft resolution tabled by America and Britain is intriguing.

It did this through three mechanisms: collecting statements of violations, granting amnesty to perpetrators in exchange for full disclosure, and recommending reparations and rehabilitation for victims.

Compensation for women for medical expenses incurred after a rape and the creation of a central government fund to provide fuller compensation, including reparations to the victim.

Mr Tsipras has been bashing Germany for failing to honour past war reparations obligations in full.

The most mordant of these is a full-scale sales office for "Reparation Tower, Harlem," a luxury high-rise designed in the form of an upraised fist.

Lee said the deal still didn't show Japan was taking full "legal responsibility" or offering formal reparations.