Sentence examples for compensation set up from inspiring English sources

We carefully selected and trained the interviewers, set rules of conduct for them, gave specific warnings regarding the consequences of suspected and proven falsification, provided adequate and equitable compensation, set up effective lines of communication, undertook in-field supervision during data collection, and demanded regular reporting.

Instead, each victim could be paid an identical amount, or several broad tiers for compensation set up.

Fluorochrome compensation settings were set up using the BD™ CompBeads Anti-Hamster/Rat Ig, κ/negative control (FBS) Compensation Particles Set (BD Biosciences) with single stainings of the antibodies described above.

A further 200 claims are currently being dealt with by the private internal compensation scheme set up by NI, which has since closed its doors to new claims.

"The misnamed compensation scheme set up unilaterally by the blacklisting firms is a complete insult to those who have lost their jobs, their homes and in some cases their lives".

More than 250 have opted to enter into an alternative £20m compensation scheme set up by News International, but earlier this week the publisher of the now-defunct News of the World informed lawyers it was closing this down in April.

The court of appeal has upheld a compensation scheme set up for scores of women who say they were sexually abused by Jimmy Savile, paving the way for claims to continue.

The administration and its supporters have maintained that changes to the rules are essential to revive the economy and also to protect the compensation fund set up by the government for victims of the September attacks.

A dispute pitting the United States against Russia and France over Iraqi reparations to a Kuwaiti oil company has for the first time stymied the work of a United Nations compensation commission set up after the 1991 Persian Gulf war.

A dispute pitting the United States against Russia and France over Iraqi reparations to a Kuwait oil company has stymied the work of a compensation panel, set up after the 1991 gulf war.

In addition to setting aside $2.8 billion to reopen for five years the compensation fund set up for 9/11 victims, the law provides $1.4 billion over the same period to monitor and treat injuries stemming from exposure to toxic dust and debris at ground zero.