Sentence examples for be recompensed for from inspiring English sources
"Will you be recompensed for this speech?" the officer asked.
One need not be a political ideologue, he says, to believe that people have quantifiable value and deserve to be recompensed for it.
The door is now at least half open for countries to be recompensed for slow onset events such as rising sea levels, continual droughts and storms.
She will never be recompensed for what she endured, but we can strengthen her resolve to help other women who are as vulnerable to unfathomable sexual abuses as she was.
These men require to be recompensed for their expertise and so we would ask the brethren to donate as much as they can afford; we would recommend nothing below £500.
But its advocates also proposed more or less practical remedies: that the state should support services that provided child care, for example, or that women could be recompensed for their domestic labor through state-supplied disbursements funded by taxes or other means.
The current exhibition celebrates the agreement whereby Albert Brunn's family were recompensed for the painting, which was bought by DekaBank and returned, on long-term loan, to the old National Gallery in Berlin.
Sorrow at the mores of a culture that condones misogyny and rape, and awe at the courage and stamina of Mukhtaran Bibi, who refused to be silenced and who used the $8,300 she was recompensed for having been gang-raped to build a school.
The landlord or housing association remains the owner of the property up to the point of the 100% buyout and the tenant can be evicted for rent arrears regardless of how much of the property they supposedly own – and without being recompensed for that payment.
Participants were recompensed for their participation and could claim continuing medical education points.
As trade experts warned that it could be years before the delicate World Trade Organisation negotiations are back on track, Mandelson said the US was wrong to expect to be recompensed, 'dollar for dollar', for every reduction in farm subsidies it agreed to make.
