Sentence examples for argued for compensation from inspiring English sources

(Mr Cioaba was illiterate).In an interview with a German television company, Ion Cioaba argued for compensation for the families of gypsies who died in the camps, and some money has since been paid.

The African Group, Alliance of Small Island States (AOSIS), and LDC Group have argued for compensation as a way of addressing uninsurable and unavoidable loss and damage.

"We wanted to argue for compensation for the women and girls who had suffered at the hands of the soldiers," says Day. "Their lives were, quite literally, ruined".

A more plausible approach might be the one that some White House aides unsuccessfully argued for: tougher curbs on executive compensation.

They also argued for a "Financial mechanism to provide compensation for residual or unavoidable loss and damage from the adverse effects of climate change and from slow-onset processes," as well as "Ways to address and provide compensation for lost development opportunities" (African Group 2012, p. 4).

Richard Nixon argued for the Hills.

The Internal Revenue Service argued for $35 million.

The defence secretary, Bob Ainsworth, was quoted as saying he had learned the Sun newspaper planned to run an interview with a British soldier arguing for similarly retrospective compensation for soldiers.

From this observation, some have argued compensation for the country of origin was needed to offset the loss of this important and critical human capital [ 84].

Mosley's counsel, James Price QC, argued that compensation for intrusion of privacy should be greater than those for defamation "because invasion of privacy can never be repaired and the claimant has to live with it for the rest of his life".

"We have established diminutive claim," Rondor insists, arguing for proper credit and royalty compensation.