Sentence examples for burden of compensating from inspiring English sources

In 1961 the government off-loaded the burden of compensating victims of flood damage to an insurance industry in danger of nationalisation.

Second, it offers an easy means of compensating for the inevitably unequal burdens imposed by a climate policy.

Second, it offers an easy means of compensating for the inevitably unequal burdens imposed by virtually any climate policy.

Second, it offered an easy means of compensating for the inevitably unequal burdens imposed by a climate policy.

James Daley, of Fairer Finance, a consumer group focused on banks and insurers, told the Times that removing the burden of responsibility to compensate customers would discourage banks from investing in security.

But others with a more moderate tax burden might compensate for having no income taxes with high real estate levies.

Due to financial burdens, being compensated would be very helpful, and my organs could also benefit the receiver".

Parachute payments of £48m over four years may ease the burden of going down, but they hardly compensate for the loss of up to £40m a season that membership of the Premier League promises.

Sure, schools can and should do better, but we've unrealistically expected them to magically compensate for the burden of widening economic disparity.

Ms. Hengge said that while homeowners who live near the airport bear the burden of noise and pollution, they are not compensated with lower taxes or additional aid for their schools.

With the predicted increase in both of these populations in the coming decades, it is imperative to evaluate potential interventions that are designed to help older cancer patients compensate for the additive burden of this disease and its treatment on age-related taste and smell losses.