Sentence examples for compensate out from inspiring English sources
Those who have so far had the sinful shame of owning slaves are forgiven by the Romanian people; and the motherland, as a good mother, shall compensate, out of its treasury, whosoever shall complain of detriment as a result of this Christian deed".
All of this led her to ask of the lavishly compensated, out-of-work Wall Street chieftains: "Were they embarrassed?" Short answer?
Canadian doctors cannot provide essential medical services in Canada outside of the public system, but MacKenzie and other Canadian doctors can provide their patients with pre- and post-operative care in Canada, paid for by the public system, while being compensated out-of-pocket for the surgery taking place in the Caribbean (46).
"Bravo," said Gary Bergeron, one of the 552 abuse victims who will be compensated out of the settlement.
Yet although some of the Orgreave injured were later compensated out of court, the police have not been held to account for their actions.
After all, if their customers do incur higher health-care costs, the insurers will simply be compensated out of the risk pool.
The firm also changed its whole process for electing partners to create a tier of salaried partners between equity partners who are compensated out of profits and associates who receive salaries, Mr. Milone said.
While those executives do not invest in the partnerships that buy and sell companies, they are compensated out of the partnership profits and allowed to treat the proceeds as capital gains, which are taxed at just 15 percent.
Anybody over this "maximum wage" will now be compensated out of the profits, not as a non-taxable expense.
Assume that consumers want to reduce consumption by the same amount every year to offset this tax burden; then consumer spending will fall by $100 billion per year to compensate, wiping out any expansionary effect of the government spending.
I've probably taken on too much but I compensate by handing out produce to my neighbours and workmates.
