Sentence examples for expanding compensation from inspiring English sources

As a senator, Barack Obama supported expanding compensation for black farmers, and then as president he pressed for $1.15 billion to pay those new claims.

Only last month did it expand compensation to other categories.

At the time, the company explained its decision by saying that game skills represented "some of the most engaging experiences on Alexa". Only last month did it expand compensation to other categories.

Cole died of an asthma attack in prison in 1999, at age 39; he was posthumously exonerated in 2009, the same year the law to expand compensation passed overwhelmingly.

President Eisenhower brought us disability insurance, expanding workers' compensation.

He was seeking expanded workers' compensation benefits because he no longer felt he could do his job.

The officers and their union are reaching out to state lawmakers, hoping to expand workers' compensation benefits to include those who witness horrific violence.

It's not "efficient" if numbers are cut and public services fail, or other parts of the public sector have to expand in compensation.

Last month, 38 House Republicans joined 226 Democrats to pass a bill that would expand unemployment compensation to many workers who currently don't qualify and would provide special help to workers who lose their jobs to trade competition.

After initially saying they might reject any federal aid, several conservative governors said in interviews over the weekend that they were likely to reject only the money for expanded unemployment compensation because of federal strings that could require them to provide relief to part-time workers who lose jobs as well as to full-time workers.

Among them: a provision that allows the Treasury Department to expand executive compensation limits for companies that have already filled their pockets with TARP cash, as well as a greater emphasis on using the money to directly benefit troubled homeowners.