Sentence examples similar to reparations made from inspiring English sources

The drawback to this tripartite process is that the third stage of it demands reciprocity: on the one hand, a demonstrable effort on the part of the sinner; on the other an acknowledgment of the reparation made by those sinned against.

If those reparations are made, the bakery can reopen.

Even when those who survived the accusations levelled against them were later exonerated, only meagre reparations were made.

While reparations were made to surviving internees in the early 1990's, the question remains: How did it happen?

For example, Japan developed an extensive foreign aid program an outgrowth of its reparations payments made following the war that provided assistance primarily to Asian countries.

But he is also critical of India's current mulish stance on climate change: refusing to compromise on growth until climate reparations are made.

Instead of being grateful that their concerns were addressed and reparations were made, some begin to feel entitled, now putting on the bellyaching act at every opportunity, leaving harsh notes and no tip on their already heavily discounted bill.

Citizens all across the world expressed outrage over the poaching and demanded reparations be made for the hunter.

Indeed, the reparations were made to the slave traders that lost their businesses after the ban on slave trade instead of to the victims of slavery.

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At large, excuses and reparations have not been made.