Sentence examples for make reparation to from inspiring English sources
Half the rapists were handed a "conditional caution", where they could be required to complete a course addressing their behaviour or make reparation to their victim to go along with an official warning, which would remain on their police record.
Little is known of Arses' short reign; the major external event was the invasion of Asia Minor by Philip II of Macedon, ostensibly because Arses refused to make reparation to Philip for Artaxerxes' aid to the city of Perinthus against Philip.
I can still make reparation to you by providing you with the money to buy another one.
If wrongdoers must make reparation for the damages their wrongdoing causes other people then the government must make reparation to Eulah.
In fact these governments committed another and quite distinct transgression against their black populations; they failed to make reparation to those populations.
"Community sanctions mean that offenders can begin to deal with issues such as drug and alcohol addictions and make reparation to their community, whilst maintaining links with their families and employment".
These open prison could also allow convicted offenders to make reparations to the community and address their offending behaviour through tough and effective programmes.
It is also unclear whether the government will demand that FARC make reparations to their numerous victims, or whether the FARC will actually deliver their weapons to the government.
City Council members denounced lyrics by the rap performer Eminem as racist and misogynist, and called upon the music industry to make reparations to communities they say are hurt by rap-inspired violence.
Toby stays with Deary long after passion has subsided, mostly to make "reparations to the moral universe," and mulls over love's stages in his ubiquitous red-speckled notebooks.
I'm interested in intermittent custody, where offenders undertake compulsory programmes to address their offending behaviour, or make reparations to the community, while holding down a home and a job.
