Sentence examples for compensation for bad from inspiring English sources
The bank, he said, can claw back compensation for "bad judgment" and other missteps.
Lenders have agreements with brokers that enable them to demand compensation for bad loans.
The Justice Department, seeking compensation for bad loans that Countrywide steered to government-backed mortgage agencies Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, filed the case under a law that could provide for triple the damages suffered by taxpayers.
It says we do not owe each other assistance or compensation for bad "option" luck in the way we do for bad "brute" luck.
All this cuts down on cost, the official further explained, and will improve avoidance and compensation for bad weather and airspace congestion.
It is far from clear that concern about equal status overturns the pivotal belief that justice is concerned with compensation for bad luck (see, however, Scheffler 2003; Scheffler 2005).
The year Leroy MacKlem lost his veterans disability compensation for a bad hip, gasoline cost 27 cents a gallon, a Yankee shortstop named Rizzuto was the American League's most valuable player and President Harry S. Truman ordered production of the hydrogen bomb.
For example, free treatment on the NHS can be regarded as a compensation for the bad luck of being born poor, while inheritance taxes share the good luck of a few all round.
The crackdowns on excessive compensation and penalties for bad behavior — such as JPMorgan's provisional $13 billion settlement for a range of malpractices including those linked to mortgage-backed securities during the bubble years — are changing the culture a bit.
Do they even try to defend the necessity of these practices, that poverty compensation for adjuncts is bad but somehow is necessary because it serves some greater mysterious good?
With fewer flights, though, travelers could end up waiting for hours at the airport, or even spend the night there, without any compensation for the inconvenience if bad weather delays operations.
