Sentence examples for monetary reparations from inspiring English sources

The agreement, signed last Thursday, includes monetary reparations, which were not disclosed.

The official repentance embraced by West Germany's Adenauer government after the second world war, together with monetary reparations to Israel, set an encouraging precedent.

But the real trouble was that, having set up an open-ended academic project, Simmons could not then close it by saying that she opposed monetary reparations.

"It never occurred to me to say we're not going to pay reparations, because I'm not a proponent of monetary reparations," she said.

"The story they wanted to tell was 'Descendant of slaves wants monetary reparations for slavery.' They made it sound personal and reduced her to a person she's not.

What's more, the committee, whose members Simmons had picked, seemed unlikely to exceed her instructions: it included three university deans and two professors who declared that they opposed monetary reparations.

But the resolution went further by including a list of injustices, and then stating in the final paragraph that blacks' suffering should be "satisfied with monetary and substantial reparations".

At the end of a meeting the offender must sign an acceptable behaviour contract which contains any agreements around reparation such as paying back a monetary amount or doing community work.

He goes on to make an impassioned call to our nation to make reparations for slavery (and the century of racial discrimination that followed) with monetary restitution, educational programs, and the assurance of equal opportunities that support the social and economic success of all its citizens.

As reparation for the torture of their goddess Gullveig, the Vanir demanded from the Aesir monetary satisfaction or equal status.

Individual cities and towns are confronting their racist pasts: some, like Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland and Dallas, support Federal hearings on reparations while others, like Tulsa, Okla., Rosewood, Fla., and Elaine, Ark., are either considering or are paying monetary damages for past atrocities.