Sentence examples for community compensation from inspiring English sources

The use of Host community compensation (HCC) presents a possible solution for this challenge.

The commission said the airport should be held to account to spend more than £1bn on community compensation, including £700m insulating homes under the flight paths.

If the five-member Commission were to accept his recommendations, support for workers would be slashed by more than 50percentthethe community compensation would be disallowed altogether, and the proposed investment in zero-carbon replacements for the plant would be deferred to a separate proceeding of uncertain duration and outcome.

Analyses of remote-sensed chlorophyll document temporal shifts in the geographic distribution of chlorophyll biomass and total chlorophyll concentrations over the last 10 years [16] [18] and the community compensation irradiance for the spring bloom in the North Atlantic [19].

Community member compensation was not contingent on performance, but undergraduate compensation was partially contingent on performance.

They are part of the glue that holds any artistic community together, compensation for pursuing what is, at heart, a very solitary line of work".

It embraces the idea of a so-called community payback: compensation for victims from a fund of money earned by criminals.

But the committee seems designed to placate the Sunni community with compensation for the victims, with no intent to identify what really happened or who ordered the attack, much less punish those responsible.

One area of about 200,000 hectares has been targeted for protection under a plan called the ITT Initiative, which the government has promised to leave intact if the international community provides compensation worth at least half of the $7.2bn oil reserves believed to lie beneath the surface.

They would not make up for the loss of what the board last week called a "substantial open public space and amenity" that was "provided to the community as compensation" for a far larger office tower than zoning rules would otherwise have allowed.

The agitation by some members of the Masai community seeking compensation for the land that it lost through a treaty with the colonial government in 1904 may give some the impression that private ownership of land is neither recognized in Kenya nor enforced by the country's laws.