Sentence examples for disaster compensation from inspiring English sources

This month, the Japanese cabinet approved a disaster compensation bill to help Tepco pay reparations with the support of a third party.

What Mr. Bradley and 31 other senators opposed was an amendment that would have provided an additional $900 million in disaster compensation.

[BBC] The Tokyo Electric Power Company will in effect be nationalized for at least 10 years under a government body's plan for financing disaster compensation, the Kyodo news agency reports.

In the case of France, the capacity to recover is partly related to compensation through the French natural disaster compensation scheme settled at the national level (Larrue et al. 2016; Guillier 2016a).

Kenneth Feinberg, an attorney whose small law firm has a near monopoly on mediating disaster compensation, according to the New York Times, will help distribute the funds.

One fisherman claimed to survive for two weeks in the open seas before being rescued, although he later confessed that he was safely on another boat, and wanted his family to retain the disaster compensation; after the man revealed that he had lied, his family was able to retain the relief funds due to their poverty.

Given the losses engendered in a disaster – in compensation, in tarnished image and the consequent need for rebranding and marketing – it has long been thought that the safety of an airline's passengers was above the mucky world of economics.

The BGMEA is a member of the Geneva-based coordination committee, but feels they have already done enough to help the victims of the disaster, and compensation should now be paid by the buyers.

Further, the LEADS survey also consists of a snapshot survey, modified each year, which has allowed the collection of data on topics ranging from (but not limited to) disaster preparedness, compensation and benefits, sleep problems, and occupational commitment.

Some firms linked to the Savar disaster have promised compensation for victims.

Others affected by the nuclear disaster deserve more compensation, too.As important, though, is vision and inspiring political leadership.