Sample Sentences forrestitution (editor-reviewed)
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Even if the court orders restitution, you are unlikely to get much of what is ordered.restitution = money paid in compensation for loss
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After restitution of the book to its rightful owner the thief was punished.restitution = return
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No amount of monetary restitution can make up for what I lost.restitution = money paid in compensation for loss
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That is, Erik and Arthur will make full restitution to all of you for all of your stolen property.† (source)
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The equation, so long out of balance, cried for restitution.† (source)
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As for the restitution, it was more than ten thousand dollars, which Janice and Larry paid once again.† (source)
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The judge sentenced him to two years' probation, stipulating that as a first offender he could wipe his record clean if he made restitution within a year.† (source)
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Nobody would have conceived from his outward demeanour that there was no amatory fire or pulse of romance acting as stimulant to the bustle going on in his gaunt, great house; nothing but three large resolves—one, to make amends to his neglected Susan, another, to provide a comfortable home for Elizabeth-Jane under his paternal eye; and a third, to castigate himself with the thorns which these restitutory acts brought in their train; among them the lowering of his dignity in public opinion by marrying so comparatively humble a woman.† (source)
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I accepted their restitution.† (source)
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He did it for Michelle, though she would never know of the vandalism or of this act of restitution.† (source)
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Reformed in all ways but monetary restitution, I might add.† (source)
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On my list of restitution, your name was one of the first.† (source)
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Most of us can't go back and make restitution.† (source)
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I realize no sum could possibly serve as sufficient restitution, and yet, if you could be kind enough to divide the contents of this briefcase among them...the families of the deceased.† (source)
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Crider bused in workers from a homeless shelter, and even cut a deal with local corrections officials that resulted in a controversial program to compel probationers and convicted felons to work in the plant as part of their restitution for their crimes.† (source)
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"No, your excellency," returned Bertuccio; "it was a vendetta followed by restitution."† (source)
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