Sentence examples for compensating provisions from inspiring English sources

Compensating provisions are advocated in terms of design, testing, operation procedure and maintenance requirements in order to reduce risk levels.

Several of these were nothing more than provisions compensating missionaries for the churches and other buildings they lost when Indian land was ceded and/or relocating the missionaries to the land reserved to the Indians in the treaty.

But union leaders say the Triborough Amendment provides needed bargaining leverage for workers, compensating for a provision in state law that forbids strikes by public employees.

This could be supported by the finding that the feeding rate of females themselves was higher when the male was young, which could indicate that they were also compensating for poor provisioning by the young male; although there was no difference in the feeding rates between young and old males, the young males may have been delivering smaller prey loads than the older ones.

The profits were helped by a 41% fall in the impairment charges and other credit provisions to £1.8bn but knocked by a previously announced £1bn provision for compensating customers mis-sold payment protection insurance.

Among the gainers, Barclays jumped 9.3p to 228.4p after its results came in better than forecast despite the bank taking another £900m provision for compensating customers mis-sold payment protection insurance.

For certain countries and commodities the effects of the erosion may not be adequately compensated by the provisions adopted in the Uruguay Round in favour of developing countries.

This provision compensates tropical jurisdictions for reducing emissions across entire agriculture and forestry sectors, rather than at smaller project based levels.

I'll leave it up to you as to whether or not prop trading makes markets a better thing; to the extent that it does it is certainly well compensated, and well provisioned for by the private market.

In the second approach, the state administers the system for compensating occupational injuries and disease as part of its wider provision for social security and collects from employers the sums necessary to finance it.

An extra £465m provision to compensate customers affected by the Payment Protection Insurance scancal  A further £500m provision for Interest Rate Hedging Products (controversial products sold to small firms which left many stuck with unfairly high borrowing costs).