"We're being compensated fully for these dams, not only for the market value of the dams but for the future revenues from these dams".
As part of the bailout, A.I.G.'s trading partners, including Goldman, were compensated fully for money owed to them by A.I.G.
In an interview, Mr. Gallois conceded that demand from emerging markets was unlikely to be of a scale sufficient to compensate fully for the budget reductions in Europe.
It does not compensate fully for caring responsibilities and has a number of in-built 'cliff edges', so that women who fall below particular earnings levels or who have a low number of years in employment accrue disproportionately less in benefits.
If owners of buildings are compensated fully for hurricane damage, too much poor construction will be undertaken, yielding an increase in damage when a strong storm hits.
At high SPM treatments (16 mg dw l−1), sediment feeding by this species compensated fully for the 35 47% lower phototrophy in the shaded treatment.
However, globally, the financial benefit to producers was lower because the increase in planted-forest producer benefit did not compensate fully for the decrease in natural-forest producer benefit.
In this study, the substantially higher returns from the niche wool market did not compensate fully for the extra cost of production and the extra effort required for niche marketing.
In other words, at the December meeting, ALEC's utility and fossil fuel corporate members will discuss model legislation to change net metering policies such that solar customers would be charged extra for their connection to the grid and not be compensated fully for the power they produce.
These data suggest that either the mutant was unable to compensate fully for endogenous phosphorylation or alternatively, that other proteins regulated by p38 might play a role in these migratory effects.
