Sentence examples for more reparations from inspiring English sources

Hemophiliacs infected with the virus that causes AIDS by blood products provided by state-run health services in the 1980's have begun a legal case to overturn a 1991 compensation package and get more reparations.

France's top judicial body, the Council of State, on Monday formally recognized the nation's role in deporting Jews to Nazi death camps, but effectively ruled out any more reparations for the deportees or their families.

Or why the public did not demand more reparation as people lost homes and livelihoods.

They seek $30 million or more in reparations, a figure that seems improbable, given the history.

The new round of talks follow the finance ministry's surprise decision to set up a "working group" from the state audit council to investigate whether Germany should make more war reparations for the Nazi atrocities inflicted on Greece during World War II.

And what more are reparations than a social form of repentance?

"Blackmail" and "extortion" are some of the politer words that Swiss bankers muttered after the first claims against their banks.Yet this still leaves a swathe of claims that deal not with material assets but with reparation, more broadly defined.

The approach has increasingly come up in conversation, as those outraged at powerful men's abuses realize that firings and cultural expulsions — which remain, however momentous, exceedingly rare — constitute a reaction more than a reparation.

In addition, it may be possible that very early lesions resolve with anti-TNF therapy prior to the induction of reparative changes, whereas for more mature inflammatory lesions, reparation is allowed to proceed following resolution of inflammation with anti-TNF therapy.

More than $200,000 in reparations has been paid so far.

"We have handed out more than $100 billion in reparations.