Sentence examples for compensating some of from inspiring English sources

He will use his speech to the Birmingham conference this afternoon to restate his commitment to recognising marriage in the tax system, an idea he floated yesterday as a possible way of compensating some of those who will lose out from the child benefit changes being introduced in 2013.

She told the San Francisco Chronicle: "This is really a good decision by the city and the police department to take some responsibility for the fiasco of their ill-planned response to Occupy Oakland and to take responsibility by compensating some of the people who were the most seriously injured".

A controversy over speeding up payments to Holocaust victims has further delayed disbursement of money set aside to compensate some of them.

He accused the Tories of "making policy on the hoof", referring to the suggestions that transferable tax allowances could compensate some of the losers.

It agreed to pay $35m to compensate some of the victims of the bombing in 1986 of a nightclub in Berlin.

About six years ago, the Qaddafi government started a program to compensate some of the original owners, under the sponsorship of Seif al-Islam el-Qaddafi, the dictator's son and onetime heir apparent.

Politically speaking, doling out licenses to industry isn't entirely bad, because it offers a way to partly compensate some of the groups whose interests would suffer if a serious climate-change policy were adopted.

After a tumultuous year following the resignation of a Roman Catholic bishop who admitted sexually abusing children, the church in Belgium bowed to pressure on Monday and agreed in principle to compensate some of the hundreds who claim that they were also victims of clerics.

The clothing retailer Primark says it will compensate some of the victims, as Andrew North reports.

e, f Results of near 45° section rotation (between axes B B' and C–C') to compensate some of the orientation-related effects associated with linearly polarized light.

b, c Results of near 45° section rotation (between axes B B' and C–C') to compensate some of the orientation-related effects associated with linearly polarized light.