Sentence examples for and the need to recompense a from inspiring English sources

John's long struggle with Castile and the need to recompense a new aristocracy caused serious financial difficulties, but he rallied his people around his throne and acquired a reputation as a cautious leader and shrewd statesman.

[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).

As far as its current rulers are concerned, the game exists to make money from television and sponsors and to recompense its benefactors according to their needs.

I mean, there are not many ads on it...and you have all these highly qualified and exceedingly smart young things (Scott, Sean, Dan, Barry et al) who need to be recompensed handsomely for all their efforts in doing these over by overs, the Fiver, and all the other exciting thingees... .. Pah! Recompensed handsomely you say?

Cantillon believed that interest originates from the need of borrowers for capital and from the fear of loss of the lenders, meaning that borrowers have to recompense lenders for the risk of the possible insolvency of the debtor.

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

The code also suggests that high-income countries consider how to recompense LMICs for the recruitment of their health workers.

To make him leave, Lurie agreed to recompense Perry for the cost of the shoot.

"We should do everything we can to recompense for the attacks".

I doubt he will ever see fit to recompense me.

Shouldn't charter-school parents be made to recompense these parents?