Sentence examples for To recompense from inspiring English sources
verb
To reward or repay (someone) for something done, given etc.
I doubt he will ever see fit to recompense me.
To make him leave, Lurie agreed to recompense Perry for the cost of the shoot.
But it feared that the DWP would refuse to recompense it for payments ruled illegal.
"We should do everything we can to recompense for the attacks".
He is rich, and offers to recompense Pearl if she conspires with him in his lovelorn plan to carry Holland off.
A Syria before Jamil Assad – Bashar's uncle – allowed Iranian officials to enter our borders gleefully with their sackfuls of cash to recompense conversions.
Funding refers to recompensing delivery of healthcare services by healthcare providers via retrospective (e.g. fee-for-service or bundled payment) or prospective (e.g. capitation) payment contracts.
Legalization would include some kind of requirement not just of paying taxes going forward but also a requirement to pay extra taxes for a period of five years or so to help recompense the nation for their time here.
Brain drain from resource-poor countries continues; yet current attempts to address it remain insufficient largely due to the lack of sustainable funding, absence of binding rules on global HCW migration, and failure to adequately recompense origin countries for decades of human and economic losses from weakening of their national health systems.
Participants were paid a nominal attendance fee and travel expenses for each visit, and a small inconvenience fee to partly recompense their time for doing the auditory training.
[The] hospital would need to be recompensed for the time required to deliver quality training and the community optometrists would need some incentive to be able to leave their practices for the required time for training (GRRS ophthalmologist).
