Sentence examples for reparation through from inspiring English sources
He pleaded guilty to possession of an offensive weapon and was given a referral order, a non-custodial sentence in which he will be required to make reparation through community work.
On Sunday, the Argentine Episcopal Conference released a statement condemning the "state terrorism" of the dictatorship, which it says led to "torture, murder, disappearance, and the kidnapping of children," and vindicating the path of "truth, repentance, and reparation through justice" — strong language never before used by Catholic high authorities.
To Monkman, these works function almost as a form of reparation through re-appropriation; older painting styles that originated within European cultures are shown at their most destructive. .
However, they publicly use the more politically palatable language of atonement: They would require the unauthorized to make reparation through a substantial fine and to "earn" the right to remain through their labor.
After Germany rebuffed his claim, he retained an American lawyer, Steven Perles, and tried to win reparations through diplomatic channels.
The vote is nonbinding, so no reparations — through payments or other means — will be made.
The Spanish Republic's President Emilio Castelar expressed profound regret for the tragedy and was willing to make reparations through arbitration.
Spain's President, Emilio Castelar y Ripoll, expressed regret for the tragedy and agreed to decide reparations through arbitration; Spain surrendered the Virginius and paid a cash indemnity of $80,000 to the families of the executed Americans.
He had also recently been visited by a gay magazine journalist, Gabriel Arana, who had described to him his own experience going through reparation therapy and how damaging it had been and how it had led to thoughts of suicide.
But in her new exhibition, "Reparation Hardware," at Larrie through March 11th, the artist Ilana Harris-Babou takes aim instead at the meticulously rugged aesthetic of Restoration Hardware, and at how the desire to return a worn-down or devalued thing to its greater glory rests on a troubling legacy of disenfranchisement.
Taking advantage of the losses Farbenfabriken Bayer (the German Bayer company) suffered through the reparation provisions of the Treaty of Versailles, Weiss worked out a deal with Carl Duisberg to share profits in the Americas, Australia, South Africa and Great Britain for most Bayer drugs, in return for technical assistance in manufacturing the drugs.
