Full amends was made.
Confessing a fault makes half amends for it.
Apologize to someone you've wronged and make amends.
Doesn't it seem odd that one can make amends but not one amend.
Setting a schedule and an action plan to make amends - and sticking to it!
To the extent the reforms may be lacking, it is up to Congress, not the Justice Dept., to make amends.
The act of making amends is crucial to maintaining harmony in both our personal relationships and the world at large.
When a friend of yours makes a serious faux pas, he tries to make amends later and undo what damage can be undone.
That noon he sat down to dinner with us, and received a heaped-up plate from my hands, as if he intended to make amends for previous fasting.
Sometimes apologies are offered not to make amends with victims but to signal to an external audience that one is a good person.
If Mr Hatoyama does not make greater amends for his own and Mr Ozawa's follies, the DPJ could well pay for it in upper-house elections this July.
Often we waste too much time assigning blame and wanting the person who was in the wrong to straighten up and make amends.
The emperor has tried to make amends with Japan's neighbors during his visits in Asia by speaking openly of the suffering inflicted by Japanese troops during World War II.
That's great — until a crucial member of your project team misses a week with appendicitis, someone's hard drive crashes and loses vital files, or the client calls and amends the project criteria.
Labor's picture of the country focused on multiculturalism, closer ties with Asia, breaking the constitutional link with the British monarchy and making amends for past wrongs to indigenous people.
Clause 9 would amends 7 of the Ordinance, allowing the court to extend ouster and occupation orders any number of times for up to a maximum period of 24 months.
Goody visited India to apologise for the distress her actions had caused and had hoped her appearance on, Bigg Boss, the India version of Big Brother would also help to make amends.
