Sentence examples for claim recompense from inspiring English sources

"However they will be able to claim recompense as they have an asset that is worth less than it was before this happened.

That will then form part of your agreement with the company and make it easier to claim some recompense if they don't make that date.

Other accounts were in the form of questionnaires answered before colonial magistrates to protest and register a claim for recompense.

In recent years, more people have been claiming financial recompense for personal injuries they sustain.

The town estimated that the expedition caused more than £16,000 in damage, and submitted claims to Congress for recompense.

Despite paying out £19.9m to 5,228 Kenyans who suffered abuse in and torture in a settlement in 2013, the government has refused to recompense this larger claim.

She soon instituted a claim against the federal government for recompense for valuables allegedly stolen from her luggage by Union soldiers.

It is unclear what the amended lease will mean for the lawsuits — one of which says that the museum deceives its visitors and is guilty of fraud, and the other a class-action suit seeking recompense for people who claim that they were duped by the policy.

According to the two lawsuits — one that says the museum deceives its visitors and is guilty of fraud, and the other a class-action suit seeking recompense for people who claim that they were duped by the policy — the Heckscher-Hoving agreement violates the lease and the law.

To join the expedition, Joyce bought his release from the Navy; in later years he would claim that Shackleton had failed to recompense him for this, despite a promise to do so, one of several disputes over money which eventually strained his relations with Shackleton.

Whether or not one agrees that groups of citizens should be singled out for special treatment through taxpayers' subventions, how the edifice that is the CAP - with its "pillars" and "axes" - works to recompense European pastoralism ought to claim the attention of anyone concerned with the administration of pastoral areas and peoples in other parts of the world.