Sentence examples for make full restitution from inspiring English sources

"Right then and there I said I would make full restitution," he said.

Mr. Nurik said Mr. Rothstein was prepared to make full restitution to all of his "legitimate investors".

Welcomed in Paris, La Salle was given an audience with Louis XIV, who favoured him by commanding the governor to make full restitution of La Salle's property.

The failure of some ill-advised real estate investments in the late 1880s left her heavily in debt, and her determination to make full restitution rather than declare bankruptcy added various extreme economies to her other eccentricities.

The burglar's family, also Orthodox Jews, had appealed to Mr. Abensour's family not to press charges against a neighbor and offered to make full restitution, about $3,000, if Mr. Abensour dropped the charges, the official said.

They can also be forced to make full restitution to their victims, paying them the salary they would have been due for their months or years of involuntary service.

She pleaded guilty to theft and tax evasion and made full restitution.

Under the terms of the deal, Ms. Hogan would avoid prison and, instead, serve five years of probation once she had made full restitution to the school.

Under state law, felons who have served their sentences and made full restitution can petition the Board of Pardons and Paroles to regain voting rights.

The bill would have given offenders who had completed their sentences and made full restitution certificates to prove that they had paid their debts to society, which they could show to county officials to regain voting rights.

He made full restitution to the company and drew a two-and-a-half-year sentence in a Pennsylvania prison.