Sentence examples similar to demanding monetary compensation from inspiring English sources
Some litigants have demanded monetary compensation for scanned books.
The hackers behind the Sony attack emailed five top Sony Pictures executives on 21 November, three days before they began leaking the files, and demanded monetary compensation.
"They demanded a seaport and did not achieve this; they demanded an airport and did not achieve this; they demanded the release of prisoners placed back under arrest following the murder of the three Israeli boys; they demanded monetary compensation and salaries which they did not receive; they demanded that negotiations be conducted by Turkey or Qatar and this they did not get," Netanyahu said.
Liability rules need not always involve monetary compensation.
And while it's true that the Torah commands us to "take an eye for an eye," the rabbinic tradition we follow reinterprets this as a demand for monetary compensation.
Or in the very least, demands substantial monetary compensation, as in the case of a trial going on right now with French multinational corporation Veolia after Egypt raised its minimum wage.
The claiming can range from demands for explanation to monetary compensation, the resignation or dismissal of those who are culpable or official expressions of sorrow ranging from corporate apologies or more or less drastic acts of contrition by individual officeholders (Hood 2011).
Such customers will self-select the amount of demand curtailment (dr_{jt}) based on the monetary compensation (y) offered by the energy supplier in order to maximize their utility.
Akin to real world kidnappings, companies and government agencies are increasingly being hacked or, more commonly, their vital data is redacted precluding normal operations (which is increasingly likely in hospital groups) in demand of changes in conduct or monetary compensation.
Caregivers will receive monetary compensation to take part in the study.
The archdiocese offered the victims a settlement of $4.6 million, but Mr. Anderson said he would not discuss monetary compensation until the archdiocese met the victims' demands for transparency.
