reparations造句
1. The government agreed to pay reparations to victims.
2. Israel accepted billions of dollars in war reparations.
3. Reparations were temporarily pretermitted.
4. Others have spoken of war crimes and reparations.
5. Germany paid $50 billion in reparations for Nazi crimes.
6. The Allies took reparations and industrial output was much reduced: even in 1947 production was less than half pre-war levels.
7. Despite the cool reception that reparations are receiving among lawmakers, Rep.
8. Another 43.2 billion yuan was paid as reparations in property and unforeseen accident insurance programs.
9. The Mau Mau are asking for reparations and a formal apology.
10. By the reparations of pilfer be 80 % what press risk.
11. In the 1920 s ICC focused on reparations and war debts.
12. Apologies for government mistreatment and reparations have been rare in Congress.
13. After deductions for war reparations, the balance would be used to buy food and humanitarian supplies.
14. When claimants received their reparations checks, they then allegedly split the money — sometimes thousands of dollars — with the defendants who are charged with conspiracy to commit mail fraud.
15. The final sum for reparations was not mentioned in the treaty — itself a humiliation in German eyes — but was eventually set in 1921 at 132 billion gold marks (about $442 billion in today's terms).
16. His Gaullist successor, Jacques Chirac, publicly condemned Vichy as a criminal regime and called for reparations.
17. Examination also needs to be given to the type of religious environment which permits the abuse of women to occur without reparations.
18. He dreamed that he stood in a court of law, charged with some wrongdoing and sentenced to make reparations.
19. A group of prominent black lawyers is preparing lawsuits for next year claiming reparations for slavery from government and private companies.
20. Letter of Indemnity A letter guaranteeing that contractual provisions will be met, otherwise financial reparations will be made.
21. The world economic crisis of 1929, after President Hoover simply proposing to suspend the German reparations to 90%.
22. S. leaders recalled what happened after World War I, when Germany's first democracy, the Weimar Republic, was massively weakened economically by having to pay off reparations.
23. The Western Allies' help promoted West German recovery, while the Soviet demand for reparations from East Germany further enfeebled that already depressed state-controlled economy.
24. U.S. leaders recalled what happened after World War I, when Germany's first democracy, the Weimar Republic, was massively weakened economically by having to pay off reparations.