Sentence examples for compensated for damage from inspiring English sources
That was put in place to give parents readily accessible means to be compensated for damage to their child, for injuries known to be caused by vaccines.
The INEX 2000 Workshop on the Indemnification of Nuclear Damage, jointly organised by the OECD/Nuclear Energy Agency and the French Government, was the first ever international programme to address the manner in which victims of a nuclear accident with trans-boundary consequences would be compensated for damage suffered before, during and after the accident.
Nelson points to the injustice of parks and gazetted protected areas, where the wildlife are allowed to stray outside park boundaries (and pastoralists are not always compensated for damage caused by wildlife), while pastoralists' livestock are not allowed to stray into the parks.
You can be compensated for damage caused by the trespass but you must prove it.
The referendum also demands that Lithuania be compensated for damages resulting from the Soviet occupation and annexation in 1940.
The largest (and most obvious) problem is that, while someone wrongfully convicted can always be released (and compensated for damages), once someone is deprived of life by the state, there is no way to undo the damage.
If you want to be compensated for damages and you don't have proof of how a hurricane damaged your home and your stuff, you won't get reimbursed.
The brain is plastic and can co-opt other circuits and pathways to compensate for damage and to restore function.
Gallagher writes that "the guitarist's recovery epitomizes the ability of the brain to improvise to compensate for damage by wiring new connections".
Will the Coalition government seek developer contributions for dam-raising costs and to compensate for damage to environmental assets and cultural heritage?
Another mechanism called habitat banking would create new business opportunities for landowners in Europe to undertake projects to compensate for damage done elsewhere by industries.
