Sentence examples for that reparation from inspiring English sources

It is hoped that reparation of the site could become a catalyst for revitalisation of the whole historic city of Setúbal.

She believed that reparation – the desire to make right and restore – develops when we face ambivalence: our negative, destructive impulses can then be modified by our caring, protective ones.

CONTEMPLATING the victorious allies at the Versailles peace conference in 1919, Keynes observed that "reparation was their main excursion into the economic field, and they settled it as a problem of theology, of politics, of electoral chicane, from every point of view except that of the economic future of the states whose destiny they were handling".

"We think it's very modest, especially when you consider how much money is being spent on the war in Iraq," Ms Blake-Hannah said, pointing out that reparation advocates had estimated the damages owed to descendants of African slaves in the trillions of US dollars.

Evidence is provided that reparation of metabolic derangement by either food or glucocorticoids results in a metabolic signal that inhibits HPA activity.

To put the point in a different way, the fact that restitution is no longer possible and morally mandatory does not imply that reparation is not still possible and morally mandatory.

I believe that apologies serve little purpose and that reparations are unworkable.

"I understand that people are up in arms that reparations have not been implemented.

Professor Conley rightly suggests that reparations might not be "a magic bullet for lingering racial problems".

There are also no guarantees that reparations would be a magic bullet for lingering racial problems.

"If that information leads you to conclude that reparations are due, then that's where we will go.