Sentence examples similar to I recompense it from inspiring English sources

But it feared that the DWP would refuse to recompense it for payments ruled illegal.

Sometimes character is its own recompense: it is, perhaps, just that Rumsfeld knows how history will judge him relative to the 41st president of the United States.

Their counter argument is that, as it stands, their hard work is being ripped off because they are not being fairly recompensed for it.

One need not be a political ideologue, he says, to believe that people have quantifiable value and deserve to be recompensed for it.

However it was quick to reassure customers that it would recompense people who may have lost out because of the meltdown.

But it was quick to reassure customers that it would recompense people who may have lost out because of the meltdown.

I don't like it and I think you ought to recompense me for my licence fee.' There have many memorable moments over the last 23 years including Cliff Richard singing in 1996 during a rain delay.

Whatever taxes and jobs are supposedly dependent on London's banks, it cannot recompense the devastating damage their practices have done to the British economy.

I do not feel that I have been recompensed in the slightest for my £145.50 licence fee by being informed that, "The English use of 'peak' as a common noun for a mountaintop appears in the 17th Century – though it had been used before that for other sharp or pointed things".

We call this additional amount the share transfer fee; it serves to recompense the fund for taking on the risk of the business as well as for the support services it provided.

They didn't use it – I imagine it was unperformable – but as recompense for not doing my script, I was offered any role, and instinctively went for Captain Hook.