Sentence examples for possible restitution from inspiring English sources

Until the city makes the very best possible restitution of what right now is a deplorable situation, we may be impressed, even awed, by what is said to be progress.

As for the size of possible restitution, it could cut into capital for future products, according to Tynan.

Victor Meza, one of Zelaya's three negotiators, claimed that negotiators had reached a provisional agreement on the final point of contention--Zelaya's possible restitution--and simply had to get final approval from Zelaya and Micheletti.

They were for estimated potential restitution to the Putnam funds plus other expenses, not solely restitution.

Earlier this week, Morgan Stanley slashed earnings estimates after the troubled insurance broker announced it was earmarking $230 million in commissions from market services agreements (MSAs) for possible legal restitution.

With 77-year-old patriarch out of office, family faces public outcry and possible demands for restitution.

To put the point in a different way, the fact that restitution is no longer possible and morally mandatory does not imply that reparation is not still possible and morally mandatory.

Mr. Rumsfeld's deputy, Paul D. Wolfowitz, said this week that while the Bush administration was seeking to provide restitution, "in the best possible way," he said that Pentagon lawyers were concerned about interfering with military trials of the accused.

Reparation consists of restitution of the original situation if possible, compensation where this is not possible, or satisfaction (i.e., acknowledgment of and apology for the breach) if neither is possible.

Theft can be undone, to an extent, by restitution, but restitution is not possible without information.

" 'I'm working on these objects, trying to reconstruct their provenance; naturally, it's possible that they could become subject to restitution claims.' But she always gave me carte blanche".