Sentence examples for approved to compensate from inspiring English sources

Often a sign-on cash bonus is approved to compensate for the loss of this perceived compensation at former employer and at the same time remuneration committees approve increasingly complex long-term incentive structures, pension payments and bonuses against challenging performance targets to compensate for both the higher base salaries and costs associated with searching externally.

In 2005, a special jurisdiction of transitional justice was approved to compensate the victims and find out about the criminal processes that were involved.

Not included in the House bill was $7.1 billion in special farm assistance that Congress approved this spring to compensate growers for depressed commodity prices.

Mark Landler (NYT) JAPAN: WARTIME COMPENSATION After a long period of neglect, Parliament approved legislation to compensate Korean and Taiwanese veterans wounded while serving in the Imperial Army in World War II.

With last year's catastrophic die-off in the western sound, the federal government has approved $3.6 million to compensate lobstermen in New York for their losses and another $3.6 million for Connecticut lobstermen, but the money has yet to be distributed, and state officials do not know how much longer it will take.

2011 May - Senate approves law to compensate victims of civil conflict and return land to millions of displaced people.

To treat the burgeoning crisis, American officials last month approved spending $180 million to compensate Arab families thrown out of their homes; earlier they set up a similar program, with similar financing, for the Kurds.

Colombia's Senate has approved a law to compensate victims of the country's long-running civil conflict and return land to millions of displaced people.

The Brazilian Congress has approved a plan to compensate workers sent to rubber plantations in the Amazon during World War Two.

In May 1987, the New Zealand government in Wellington approved a fund to compensate servicemen held in German concentration camps and Lamason was awarded $13,000.

A10 Banking on Tobacco Plan Thousands of people stand to benefit from a $12 billion Senate-approved plan to compensate the owners of tobacco production quotas created by a Depression-era subsidy program.