Sentence examples for compensation only after from inspiring English sources

In a recent case, for instance, a man who was jailed for eight years after being wrongfully convicted of the robbery of a Post Office van secured £50,000 in compensation only after taking the Home Office to court.

His defense rested on arguments he made earlier that he had been directed by ethics officials to arrange for Ms. Riza's compensation only after he had tried to avoid involvement, and that officials subsequently approved of what he had done.

To blunt criticism over the collapse of thousands of poorly built schools, which killed more than 5,300 students, the government silenced parents who lost their children, giving them compensation only after they signed a pledge "to obey the law and maintain social order" — an implicit warning against ever raising the issue again.

She won compensation only after a lengthy legal struggle.

And Eulah is claiming compensation only for the damages caused by the crimes that were committed after she was conceived.

To make sure that this measure doesn't choke off economic recovery, a workable plan would impose compensation restrictions only after the economy improves and banks are recapitalized.

Stuart Eizenstat, who was President Clinton's special representative on Holocaust-era issues, said that Allianz cooperated on compensation, but only after it demanded legal protection from being sued, which he felt was appropriate.

A year ago Republicans had agreed to the cut and continued unemployment compensation in 2011 only after Mr. Obama agreed to support an extension of the Bush-era tax cuts on high incomes, which were due to expire after 2010, for two years through 2012.

The residual prediction operation described in [17, 18] is performed only after motion compensation in the high bit-depth layer.

In the interests of practicalities and cost, these results suggest that single samples can generate reliable data, but only after careful compensation for technical bias in the experiment.

The entire premise of financial-markets-based compensation is that returns are extraordinary only after the risks undertaken have been accounted for.