Sentence examples for as partial compensation from inspiring English sources

The club sent its top pick, No. 7 over all, to Chicago as partial compensation for signing Juan Carlos Osorio as coach.

It wants to reduce the minimum prices that it guarantees for cereals, beef and milk, while giving farmers extra money directly as partial compensation.

Vacation pay will be reduced by 40 hours a year but a cash payment of 3,500 Canadian dollars (about the same in United States currency) will be made in 2009 as partial compensation.

He also said that he and other victims had been invited to Blackwater's offices in Baghdad's Green Zone and that the United States Embassy in Baghdad had given him $7,500 as partial compensation.

In a letter dated May 3, their lawyer, R. Scott Greathead, demanded that the publisher withdraw all copies of the book from stores and destroy them, make reasonable efforts to publicly correct the misinformation and pay each of the firms $50,000, as "partial compensation for the damage inflicted on their respective reputations and businesses".

A case can even be made that Elvis Costello and the Attractions were gifts from God, bequeathed to mankind as partial compensation for the horrors wrought on them by His previous creations: Crosby, Stills and Nash, Seals and Croft, Loggins and Messina, and all the other torpid, comfy, easy-listening combos of that general ilk.

The authors argue that one explanation lies in the fact that migration can be used as a partial compensation mechanism for gender discrimination in the labour market.

First, the loss of genes on proto-Y chromosome may act as common dose reduction and be compensated through buffering and feedback in a gene-by-gene manner as the partial compensation.

Attenuation/exacerbation of the clinical manifestations may be due to several biological factors, such as: i) functional redundancy and partial compensation by other PRS isoforms; ii) differences in the expression levels of the rate-limiting enzyme, PRPP amidotransferase (PPAT); iii) presence of additional modifier loci; or, in females, iv) skewed X-chromosome inactivation.

But as John Ralfe, a pensions specialist, points out, the bill could fall substantially if the government offered partial compensation along the same lines as the PPF.

The capacity for axonal sprouting in spinal muscular atrophy may be supported by clinical observation, as prolonged periods of stability may occur with partial compensation for concurrent motoneuronal degeneration.