Both suggest that the failure of the family to provide love leads to the search for compensation elsewhere.
Approached with similar demands, Finland refused to comply, even though the U.S.S.R. offered territorial compensation elsewhere for the cessions that it was requiring for its own strategic reasons.
Detroit and other cities should recognize that cutting pensions — unless this is offset by better compensation elsewhere — could also be expensive, in the long run.
Forced by Austrian pressure to enter the war against France (1799), Maximilian IV Joseph signed a separate peace in 1801, which, though formalizing the loss of his lands west of the Rhine, guaranteed compensation elsewhere.
Political factors as much as economic ones mean that Russia is unlikely to part with the money willingly.That leaves the claimants in the case a collection of former Russian shareholders in Yukos along with the company's employee pension fund to seek compensation elsewhere.
The first is compensation: the idea that if damage is done to our natural capital, there must be compensating increases elsewhere.
The shape of that part of the deal had been clear for years: that the Palestinians on the inside -- on the West Bank and in Gaza -- would get a state, but those who fled from properties in what is now Israel would have to settle for some form of compensation, and resettlement elsewhere.
(2006, p. 197) For example, he claims that group level selection explanations, such as are commonly given for altruism, do not require an antireductionist stance, since physical laws, such as that 2nd law of thermodynamics, can allow for local unfavorable changes (in this case, local decreases in entropy) as long as compensation is made elsewhere.
Both MAS and RMA background compensation are described elsewhere [80], [104].
Details of data abstracted, quality controls and physician compensation are published elsewhere.
