Sentence examples for the process of reparations from inspiring English sources

In his book Imperfect Justice, Stuart Eizenstat claimed the "Meili Affair" was important in the decision of Swiss banks to participate in the process of reparations for victims of Nazi looting during World War II.

But Ms Gaviria maintains that even though people are still falling victim to the armed groups, starting the process of reparation and land restitution early was key to the peace process.

Instead of building on the process of truth, reparations and accountability legislated in the 2013 Transitional Justice Law, which included the creation of the Truth and Dignity Commission (TDC) and Specialized Chambers, the new government has proposed a particularly misdirected plan: granting amnesty to corrupt business people and Ben Ali-era officials in the guise of "reconciliation".

Ms Gaviria tells the BBC during a visit to London that Colombia is unique in starting the process of victim reparation while the conflict is still raging.

The most positive response from any of the relevant European governments has come so far from Sweden, which said it has "respect for the process" on reparations emerging from the Caribbean.

To help the couple eat, the center gave them $150 a month for three months from the fund to cover their basic needs and began the process of getting Mr. Ostrowicz reparation money again.

Variable magnetic fields not only cause the intensification of the process of the oxygen utilization and the tissue respiration increase reparation processes and the regeneration of soft tissues but also show a hypoglycemic effect and cause the acceleration of bone healing [ 1].

Mr. Gates's point is that the African role complicates the process of assigning blame for slavery and thus discussion of apologies and reparations by the United States.

He owes her reparation even if he impoverished himself in the process of injuring her.

According to Swinburne, in human relationships, the process of making atonement for one's sin has four parts: apology, repentance, reparation (where possible), and (in case of serious wrongs) penance.

Rocha accused the socialist government of prime minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero of deliberately slowing down the process of awarding Christie what the law calls a "certificate of personal recognition and reparation".