Sentence examples for some restitution from inspiring English sources

There was some restitution for the Cubs home fans along the way.

The idea is to steer the accused away from crime and provide some restitution.

Ambassador Eizenstat was recognized for his landmark efforts to reclaim property and achieve some restitution for victims of Nazi Germany.

This point comes up because some restitution laws permit former owners to recover property for less than its present value.

The fund was intended both to provide some restitution to the forced labourers and to shield German companies from potential individual lawsuits.

Sara Nelson, the editor in chief of Publishers Weekly, said she could understand trying to get some restitution — "that's the American way," she said.

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WHOLESALE FRAUDS MULCT ALIENS HERE; Unearthed by State Department of Labor, Which Is Forcing Some Restitutions.

The scandal of the Argentine match was still very much in the air, however, and we wanted above all some kind of restitution — some omen that might make the inconceivable possible.

Yet his conscience appears to have been needling him; at any rate, he postponed the execution to allow Asgill's comrades to appeal again to Carleton, the British commander-in-chief, to make some other restitution for Huddy's death.That bought Asgill some time, during which anguished letters were dispatched across the Atlantic and condemnations multiplied.

Whenever the welfare-state laws offer them some small restitution, the victims should take it.