Sentence examples for considering compensation from inspiring English sources

Although the payment was apparently the first of its kind, it did not appear to signal that the Chinese government was considering compensation for the hundreds and possibly thousands of people killed when the military police crushed a swell of protests that summer, including in Tiananmen Square.

New York, Illinois and Michigan are considering compensation plans to help companies like Consolidated Edison, Unicom and DTE Energy.

Vodafone only considers compensation after 72 hours without service.

Both couples can now consider compensation claims against the clinic.

This system, known as vaccine court, considered compensation claims.

Mr. Pathak from ONGC said the company would consider compensation claims when they are made.

It wasn't until the first DNA exoneration, in 1989, that most states began to seriously consider compensation.

The American Society for Reproductive Medicine considers compensation of $5,000 or more to "require justification" and sums exceeding $10,000 "beyond what is appropriate".

Sir Howard says Equitable Life was "arrogant" and Ms Kelly says the government might consider compensation for some victims if a "grave injustice" had occurred.

If it were to be considered compensation for lost revenue, Congress might have to get involved, which could make it less likely to happen.

But the Bulgarian Foreign Ministry has refused to consider compensation, saying that would imply guilt, and the country could not afford the amounts under discussion, which could run into the billions of dollars.