Therefore, we have responsibilities to express gratitude, to compensate for past wrongs, to promote the good, and so on.
Its purpose was not to compensate for past wrongs, offset unfair advantage, appropriately reward the deserving, or yield a variety of social goods; its purpose was to change institutions so they could comply with the nondiscrimination mandate of the Civil Rights Act.
China was particularly enthusiastic in its support for South-South cooperation, regarding it as "a way of compensating for the wrong-doings of the North in the South" [ 24], page 580.
How does one compensate for being poor and in the wrong group?
Even while black Seminoles and blood Seminoles are battling over the millions the federal government has given the tribe for its Florida lands, the tribe is lobbying Congress for a new payment to compensate for what it considers another old wrong.
Medical science can attempt to mitigate the harm, but at that point it is expensive and painful, and the results only partially compensate for the effects of going through the wrong puberty.
Hence, our phase II catchment strategies have to be sufficiently broad to compensate for the fact that we may potentially get it wrong, although the preclinical data did correctly predict activity in several instances [ 77- 82].
Everything goes wrong because their futile book learning cannot compensate for their lack of judgment.
That would be enough to compensate for the loss of Iraq's oil, but not (should the war go horribly wrong) Kuwait's.
I'd imagined that the larger-than-usual number of Playfair entries would compensate for the fact that there were no same-row or same-column pairings – clearly a wrong assumption.
Alternatively, this mismatch in the extent of the "neuroanatomy-behaviour" correlation could be due to correlating the wrong entities, since there might be other aspects of the neural phenotype that functionally compensate for the anatomical size difference.
