Sentence examples for made reparation from inspiring English sources

The nation could have made reparation and suffered mild discomfort at worst.

It is not sufficient because if I steal your bicycle and then return it to you, though I have made restitution I have not made reparation since the damages you suffer as a result of my theft may be more that the loss of the bicycle; and restitution the return of your bicycle may not cancel, undo or erase the damages you suffered as a result of my theft.

Something is being made up for, amends are being made: reparations.

In the event, he made reparations in his own way, by making pictures.

The government of Yemen, following local custom, made reparations to the victimized families, reportedly delivering 101 Kalashnikov rifles and a little over $100,000.

In my view Germany could and should have made reparations for its aggression in World War I — but was the risk of renewed war worth forcing it to do so?

Choe Kwan Ik, deputy director of international affairs for the General Association of Korean Residents in Japan, which represents displaced North Koreans in Japan, said until Japan apologized for its atrocities and made reparations, its officials would continue to make comments like Mr. Ishihara's.

The court appointed A. J. Plowman to represent Crow Dog, who claimed that he had been punished and made reparations according to the customs of the Brulé Sioux tribe.

The new leaders eschewed criminal and civil litigation against most perpetrators, averting further splitting the country apart, although the government later made reparations to many victims.

Restitution requires the offender to make reparation for the harm resulting from a criminal offense.

Mr. Sulzer says the United States must make reparation for the outrage to Colombia.