Recent textbook allocations have provided a minimum level of textbooks, the justice said, but not enough to compensate for years of shortages.
It was an innovation of a post-Communist administration in Warsaw, aiming to reinvent a tradition of Polish opera and singing to compensate for years of stagnation.
Bevan says that for many, the feeling is that the pay rises have still not been enough to compensate for years of underfunding.
This anachronistic entitlement cannot easily be renounced: it compensates for years without love, touch or family, for a personality under stress, for the lack of emotional, relational and sexual maturation.
Filled with love of human-kind and eager to do my small part to compensate for years of American support of corrupt regimes, I bought three of the brightest, prettiest soccer balls I could find — there you go, kiddies, hope that makes up for backing Batista.
The pianist Mikhail Pletnev's new album (Deutsche Grammophon) is a heroic effort to compensate for years of international neglect; he recruits a formidable crew (including the violinist Vadim Repin and the cellist Lynn Harrell), offering passionate, virtuosic, and seamlessly integrated performances of the Piano Quintet and the Piano Trio.
So the recent increases in saving may simply be that the consumer is compensating for years of profligate spending and under-saving.
Technology has allowed brewers to overcome the traditional limits of geology, and brewers know how to compensate for year-to-year variations in barley and hops to produce a consistent taste.
The report found that after about 11 years of work, college graduates' higher earnings compensated for four years out of the labor force and for student loans, at 6.8 percent interest, to cover the average tuition and fees at a public four-year university.
Last week, the court of appeal upheld a high court ruling that two men, convicted of crimes they did not commit, were not entitled to be compensated for the years they had spent in prison.
