Sentence examples for make good that from inspiring English sources

This could be the summer to make good that omission.

It will take time – and courage – to make good that omission.

In two and a half years' time, world leaders will meet in Paris under the auspices of the United Nations to thrash out a deal to make good that promise.

Do the laws secure to an individual an equal protection when he is allowed to come into court and make his claim or defense subject to the condition that, upon a failure to make good that claim or defense, the penalty for such failure either appropriates all his property, or subjects him to extravagant and unreasonable loss?

PAGE A12 A DOWN PAYMENT ON OBAMA GOALS The $825 billion economic recovery plan taking shape in Congress includes billions of dollars for President-elect Barack Obama's ambitious campaign promises, affording him an opportunity to make good that few new presidents have had.

On Wednesday, he spoke of "the debt that I and millions of Americans" owe "those maids, those laborers, those porters, those secretaries; folks who could have run a company maybe if they had ever had a chance," but he suggested no way to make good that debt, no responsibility on his part, whether as a black man or as President, to see it repaid, in any other way than by simply acknowledging it.

"Making goods that are expensive has never been my mission," he said.

The answer depends in large part on two measures: the difference in productivity in making goods that can be traded across borders, and the quantity of such goods.

Valley Cruise Press makes goods that push me over the edge.

The fast rise in developing countries has been caused to a large extent by the growth of energy-intensive manufacturing industries that make goods that rich countries import.

Higher inflation will erode that commitment unless it makes good that shortfall in each and every year.