Sentence examples for some reparation from inspiring English sources

But the suggestion that there might be some reparation by having him appear on the back of a bank note – that might indeed be good".

She demands that the complacent Jindabyne folk make some reparation to the Aborigine community, and is rewarded with indifference and hostility.

That is why we should undertake voluntary work; not to "make us happier, less socially isolated and to have a better quality of life", but to make some reparation for the damage we have inflicted on the young through our pre-senile self-indulgence.

Wheelwright had probably long felt that some reparation was due for the attitudes conveyed in both the Short Story and in his release from banishment, and his Hampton townsmen were likely well aware of this.

For example, the molecular apparatus of germinal cells could recognize a phase immediately after a colonization speciation on the basis of decreased heterozygosity, and could generate new genetic polymorphism by suppressing some reparation processes.

There have been court cases, and some reparations.

The case has been closed, with some accountability for BAE and some reparations for Tanzania.

Wounds take longer to heal; some reparations take five times as long at 60 as at 10 years of age.

Winfield has attended the last two Old-Timers' Days at Yankee Stadium, which would not have happened unless Steinbrenner had made some reparations toward a 12-time All-Star he once dubbed Mr. May for going 1 for 22 in the 1981 World Series.

However, if actually prising some reparations out of Britain remains a long shot, maybe that's less true than it was a year ago.

However, what they do tend to be are young (mostly) men who are often trying to get some reparations from the very people forcing them out of their areas via gentrification.