Sentence examples for makes reparation from inspiring English sources

This year's shortlist makes reparation for one of the most striking omissions in the Orange prize's 14-year history.

"Cinema Verite" makes reparation to the Louds, who insisted they were never as spoiled and decadent as the camera implied and the critics said.

But for most Palestinians, their fate remains an open wound, unless there is a Middle East peace deal that acknowledges and makes reparation for what happened to the refugees.

The combination of the two adds weight and validity to the argument – and makes reparations harder to dismiss, yet again, as "crazy talk".

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.

Camus was right: "We shall never finish making reparation for the injustice done to him".

In the meantime, he can make reparation for "a thousand crimes committed without remorse" by doing kindnesses for strangers.

The sexual abuse of minors by priests and other men of the cloth required the church to "make reparation".

But, although Wilson did negotiate a treaty with Colombia to make reparation for U.S. complicity in the Panamanian revolution, it was defeated by the Senate.

Congressmen, already convinced that the president cannot or will not make reparation by himself, must brace themselves either for impeachment proceedings or for some form of official rebuke.