Sentence examples for provide reparations from inspiring English sources
This one was intended to provide reparations to homeowners who'd been hurt financially by foreclosure abuses at banks.
The French government should apologize and provide reparations to the Rwandan government and to the survivors of the genocide, as they seek to rebuild their lives and rehabilitate their communities.
Mr. Colville said the thousands of victims of Colonel Qaddafi's tyrannical rule also deserved to see proper judicial procedures that bring to the light the truth of what occurred under the dictator's 42-year rule, end the culture of impunity that existed and provide reparations for victims.
Indian parliamentarian Shashi Tharoor called for Britain to provide reparations in a debate at the Oxford Union last week, saying a "moral debt" needs to be paid after Britain's rise was financed by its "depredations in India".
The government has begun to provide reparations to the victims of the political violence, mainly at a collective level, through the rebuilding and restoration of economic and productive infrastructure for affected communities, and through skills training.
Israel's recognition of Palestinian refugee rights and its agreement to provide reparation and meaningful refugee choice in the exercise of these rights will not change the reality in the Middle East overnight, nor will it lead to an existential crisis for Israel.
Restoration of rights: In cases where children are physically, sexually or psychologically abused, the State has the obligation to restore their rights and provide reparation for damages.
We provided reparations as well to Japanese-Americans.
After years of languishing calls for reform, it is grassroots activists who were credited with pushing through legislation providing reparations to victims of Chicago police torture on a wave of mounting outcry, in May of 2015.
We cannot undo the past, but should at least be willing to recognise what we have done, and face the moral responsibility of saving the remnants and providing reparations - a small gesture of compensation for terrible crimes.
A year before, the British noted two other instances in which governments had made deals with Japan for reparations: a settlement with Burma that provided reparations, services and investments amounting, over 10 years, to $250 million; and an agreement with Switzerland that provided "compensation for maltreatment, personal injury and loss arising from acts illegal under the rules of war".
