"reparation for damage" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to the compensation or repayment for harm or loss inflicted upon someone or something. Example: The company was ordered to pay a large sum of money as reparation for damages caused by their faulty product.
Meanwhile her enemies demand, in excess of the agreed conditions, reparation for damage suffered by their civil population.
Not because significant amounts of extra financing are likely to emerge directly citing slavery reparations as their cause, but because this should be part of a general shift, away from regarding development finance as aid and towards perceiving it as acknowledged reparation for damage done.
A federal investigator appointed by President Vicente Fox to look into the unsolved killings of several hundred women said Thursday that Mexico should consider paying "a symbolic reparation for damages, for negligence, to the victims' families".
This recent addition to Belgium (acquired in 1920 from Germany as reparation for damages in World War I) apparently (and paradoxically) is the one area least animated by separatist feelings of all Belgian regions and communities.
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.
She backed Greenpeace's Save the Whale mission, joined Amazonian indians in campaigning against a hydro-electric dam and supported the Ogoni people's battle for reparations for damage to their local environment in Nigeria by oil multinationals.
Ethiopia's prime minister, Meles Zenawi, is likely to lead a delegation of 53 countries (all of Africa minus Morocco) to the climate-change summit in Denmark's capital, Copenhagen, in December, where he will presumably lodge this demand.Would the money come, if it came at all, with strings attached or as reparations for damage to Africa's atmosphere?
In 1646, with Winthrop again in the governor's seat, d'Aulnay appeared in Boston and demanded reparations for damage done by the English volunteers.
Greek politicians have asked for reparations for damages inflicted by Nazi occupiers during World War II.
Moreover, possible government action is under discussion in Italy for compensation of subjects whose malignant mesothelioma is caused by environmental or household exposure to asbestos, since at the moment reparations for damages can only be obtained through lawsuits.
"Société Générale is a victim, I don't think the victims are there to cry vengeance, but to obtain reparation for the damage suffered," he said.
