He regarded using his group, GOD, as the resident support act as recompense enough.
Privileged access to Libyan oil, even if this is partly what the intervention was about, is unlikely to be recompense enough.
These organization do not handle complaints that seem trivial; their work is based on the assumption that the problem is serious enough to merit recompense from the company -- cash, a voucher or frequent-flier miles.
The reasoning behind this bizarre arrangement, which apart from the U.S. exists only in Iran, North Korea, and China, is that the promotional value of radio play is recompense enough; the labels and performers can make up the difference with record and ticket sales.
Several factors may have discouraged the young women who dropped out from completing interviews, including anxiety about being interviewed by a male interviewer, the interview material being too sensitive [ 24], not being recompensed enough for taking part in an interview, and time pressures.
Andrew Tyrie of the Treasury Committee said an apology and recompense from the bank isn't enough this time and that it needs to ensure the computer glitches stop happening.
Andrew Tyrie of the Treasury Committee, said an apology and recompense from the bank isn't enough this time and that it needs to ensure that the computer glitches stop happening.
As for recompense; I'd work for a salary low enough to render me eligible for food stamps -- at least under a 1981 Congress.
The non-speaking extras weren't getting paid but were promised meals — a craft-services recompense that, in light of their usual chow-hall fare, was enticing enough on its own.
Workers need to be incentivised, and are unlikely to do even the jobs they commit to unless adequately recompensed, though Spousonomics states that caring about the outcome is sometimes reward enough.
