Sentence examples for offer reparations from inspiring English sources

We, therefore reject the notion that you offer reparations to those who have suffered racial violence by offering more violence.

Network Rail has the opportunity to offer reparations to affected passengers, instead of paying the fine.

Instead, they will be sentenced by a special tribunal up to eight years of "effective restrictions of liberty" and to offer reparations to their victims.

"Unfortunately, there could be more Benghazis," or even "attacks in Italy," if Rome didn't offer reparations, Qaddafi warned, saying that he would be mollified if Italy were to build a highway across Libya, for some three billion euros.

The commission — which had no power to force testimony, indict or offer reparations — said the attacks violated international conventions on war and asked the Korean government to seek compensation from Washington.

Mr. Obama mixed foreign policy analysis with his views on immigration and whether the United States should offer reparations and apologize for slavery and its treatment of American Indians.

However, whenever he went too far with his reprimands, he was noticeably displeased with himself and remorseful, trying to offer reparation to the person he had insulted.

Japan later apologized for the attack and offered reparations.

It really is," said Mr. Catlett, 44, who not only reads blog posts about his restaurant, which opened in September, but also sometimes offers reparations, in the form of gift certificates, when he sees entries about less-than-satisfactory meals.

A day before the government report made new revelations of the collusion of the Irish police and archbishops in covering up decades of sexual and physical torture, the Christian Brothers, the Catholic lay order at the heart of some of the most disturbing abuses, offered reparations of £145m in cash and land, to be handed over to independent trusts.

The generation of the ego out of expulsion, the division of unity, is not simply a mournful moment, but also potentially a joyous one, in which the advent of language, the promise of the father, offers reparation and life with a world of others, so that words can provide the nourishment that the breast previously had.