Sentence examples for compensation believed from inspiring English sources

In 2009, the Met had to pay compensation believed to be just over £100,000 plus the family's legal costs.

Having extended his deal to 2018, Lambert, who left Norwich at the end of the 2011/12 season to move to the Midlands, will now be due some compensation, believed to be in the region of £2m.

There is no hint of conciliation from the Board of Control for Cricket in India, whose secretary Sanjay Patel insisted again on Wednesday that they are demanding substantial financial compensation, believed to be well over £20m, which the impoverished West Indies clearly cannot afford.

The Justice Secretary Ken Clarke has announced that compensation, believed to run into millions of pounds, will be paid to sixteen former detainees held at the American military prison Guantanamo Bay.

After they reeled off a franchise-record 15 victories in a row immediately thereafter, Riley asked Checketts for compensation, believing that reimbursement meant the franchise rewarded winning.

Meanwhile, Pearl Meyer a partner at Steven Hall Associates who advises boards about executive compensation believes the U.S. will never turn to "quotas to fill board seats".

Initially Diệm refused to pay compensation, believing it was a sign of weakness.

"We were awarded compensation but believed the court should have awarded exemplary damages".

Such deferred compensation is believed to align employee interests with the long-term performance of a financial firm.

At one point, Ivana stormed out, offended by a stipulation that, in the event of a divorce, she'd have to return all jewelry received as a gift — and also by Donald's refusal to set up a "rainy day" divorce fund of a hundred and fifty thousand dollars (fair compensation, Ivana believed, for giving up her modelling career).

Various celebrities including actress Sienna Miller and football pundit Andy Gray have accepted damages from the compensation fund, believed to be worth £20m.