Sentence examples for get reparations from inspiring English sources

My question is, are you now willing to help African-Americans whose ancestors were slaves here in the United States get reparations from our country for their years of slavery?

KRAMER -- Mrs. Clinton, you were recently honored by the World Jewish Congress for your efforts to help Jewish victims of the Holocaust, many of whom worked in slave labor camps during World War II, and you helped them to get reparations from Switzerland, Germany and many other countries.

Should the Chinese get reparations?

For homeowners trying to get reparations in the wake of the foreclosure crisis, it's been a hit-or-miss experience.

So we ask, who killed [Manuel], then?" Mr. Chen is the principal negotiator for the Coordinating Committee of the Communities Affected by the Chixoy Dam (COCAICH), a coalition of flooded communities who still hope to get reparations for the disappearance of their territories in the early 1980s.

Lauers replied that since the Taliban were responsible for the damages, the elder could get reparation from them.

"If they try to export, or take the business offshore, they have to expect that we'll try to get reparation," Mr. Osborne said.

"Sanders says the chance of getting reparations through Congress is 'nil,' a correct observation which could just as well apply to much of the Vermont senator's own platform," Ta-Nehisi Coates, who has argued forcefully for reparations, wrote in The Atlantic.

Last year, after she published her first book and got a day job working as an editor at Amazon, she got "reparations" tattooed across her wrist in an elegant, galloping script; she likes the disconnect between the difficulty of the word, at least as most people perceive it, and the prettiness of the font.

One reason I think my family's had the success that it's had is that we got reparations.

Although the spill wreaked havoc on the surrounding communities, tar balls have been removed from beaches, businesses got reparations, and things have, on the surface, returned to normal in many places.