If the maladministration has caused their investment losses, then of course they should be compensated, but much more likely, the maladministration meant you bought an Equitable Life policy rather than a Standard Life policy, for example, and the compensation would then be the relative loss you've suffered".
Although American victims of economic development and "blight" condemnations are often poorly compensated, they generally get much more compensation than their Chinese counterparts.
Though she suffered those harms because they were harmed and not compensated, compensating her for her harms may be much more, (or much less), than compensating them.
It is likely Rep. Andrews is leaving Congress early to prevent the release of the Ethics Committee's report, which likely would prove highly embarrassing to the ethically challenged lawmaker, and undoubtedly would make securing a cushy, highly compensated position in the private sector much more difficult," said Executive Director Melanie Sloan in a statement.
When the angle θ y increases, it becomes much more difficult to compensate the modified appearance as the modification becomes stronger and stronger.
So to compensate for that variability, these marketplaces put much more of the judgment around the quality of work on the shoulders of the professionals themselves.
They both compensate highly paid executives, but carried interest gets much more favorable tax treatment.
But extra European visitors do not quite compensate for absent Americans, because the Americans spend much more.
The theory, which also underpins the Fed's plan to suppress interest rates for several more years, is that the Fed cannot do much more now, but it can compensate by maintaining its efforts for longer than it otherwise would.
You'll find cocoa-based brownie recipes tend to have much more butter and sugar to compensate for this.
