Sentence examples similar to compensate bill from inspiring English sources
Priggish, sexist while pretending to champion women and lacking even the surface charm to temporarily compensate, Bill Masters is never pleasant company.
A £4bn-plus bill to compensate UK account holders at Icesave would far exceed its foreign reserves.
Unless the UK government is prepared to compensate it, a bill that could top £350m a year, it cannot make new investments.
Christopher S. Wren (NYT) POLAND: COMPENSATION BILL The lower house of Parliament passed a contentious and long-delayed bill to compensate former owners for property illegally seized by Communists between 1944 and 1962.
But one wild card continues to menace the company: BP's bill to compensate thousands of Gulf spill claimants is spiraling beyond what it expected and could take billions of dollars out of its future earnings.
Why hasn't the bill to compensate Guam residents been passed?
On July 14, the same day that the border state representatives denounced emancipation, Lincoln made one final stab at gradualism with a bill to compensate states that ended slavery.
Royal Bank of Scotland has apologised to small business customers as it revealed a £400m bill to compensate them for poor treatment in the wake of the banking crisis.
The bank also recently faced a $1 billion bill to compensate clients to whom it inappropriately sold payment insurance, and it might yet have to compensate some customers that had bought a certain interest rate-hedging product.
In 1995, President Lee Teng-hui unveiled a monument to the victims in Taipei and made a public apology for the Kuomintang's behaviour, and the legislature passed a bill to compensate victims.
One of the most eye-catching things about Wonga's £2.6m bill to compensate customers is the news that the firm had sent letters from two third party law firms that turned out to be none another than Wonga itself.
