Sentence examples for did not recompense from inspiring English sources
6 This Titius suffered no harm, for on his father's account, and because his soldiers carried the name of Sextus on their shields, his life was spared; yet he did not recompense his benefactor fairly, but on the contrary, defeated him in battle and finally slew him, so that his conduct in this matter is remembered among the most notable examples of its kind.
Regarding payment to TBAs, some of the CMWs did not recompense TBAs.
— give to those who would take from you and where they have taken do not recompense them in kind, for the greater the offence the greater the merit in refusing to be offended.
Most senior doctors condemn Hunt for his continuing threat to impose a contract on them that they say does not recompense them for Saturday shifts and will jeopardise patient safety, because of the excessive hours they will be asked to work.
Other England players who suffered injuries before the IPL season and were precluded from participation did not receive recompense, although Chennai Superkings are believed to have paid Andrew Flintoff's $1m contract in full when a knee injury terminated his career in 2010.
Cervantes's war record did not now bring the recompense he expected.
They decided that the recompense Coca-Cola offered did not make up for the discrimination they endured at the company, the firm said.
Jillings recommended a public judicial inquiry into the issue and said former residents who had made complaints "did not appear to be motivated out of a desire for financial recompense" and "the motivation appeared to be a genuine desire to see the situation improved for children in care".
President Trump, emboldened after the special counsel said he did not find evidence of a criminal conspiracy to sway the 2016 election, has an early target as he seeks recompense from his critics: Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Burbank), who maintains that he's seen evidence that Trump colluded with Russia.
And that's one of the dispiriting things about this movie: the sense that things can't change up north, that benefit claimants can't be helped to find work they can do, not just given recompense for the work they can't.
