Sentence examples for financial compensate from inspiring English sources

Calling the practice a "persistent stain on the Fire Department's record," Judge Garaufis ordered the city to give 300 minority applicants priority hiring status and retroactive seniority and to financial compensate 7,400 more who had taken the test, payments that the Justice Department estimates will total $63.5 million.

Even that won't be an easy sell, since financial advisers compensated by sales fees (loads and 12b-1s) have good fund families to choose from.

Agri-environment schemes are financial incentives compensating farmers who apply management prescriptions to promote biodiversity and to improve the general status of the environment [25].

Even as these colleges see students who need more financial help (and may halt construction and freeze hiring to compensate), financial aid remains a competitive tool to attract top high school graduates.

Financial negotiations have been stalled this week by well-rehearsed arguments regarding financial mechanisms to compensate climate-vulnerable countries for so-called 'loss and damage.' Developed countries were deflecting discussions on creating a fund that will be used to address the adverse effects of climate change suffered by developing countries.

"The relationship was much stronger for lower-income individuals, who don't have the financial means to compensate for the detrimental impact of their agreeable personality". Results from studies like this one might help financial institutions come up with more effective ways of helping people save money.

Last week, the Knesset, or parliament, approved a $1 billion financial package to compensate settlers evacuated under the plan.

Financial aid officers also say some middle- and upper-middle class families may not have saved enough in part because they thought, incorrectly, that financial aid would compensate.

The company cited a survey that found that two-thirds of investors understood that "fund loads are used to compensate financial professionals for their investment help and advice".

Losing the IPOA's endorsement may hurt business, but it won't land contractors behind bars, saddle them with financial penalties or compensate their victims.

And, along with other publishers, Times management is lobbying Congress to amend copyright law to retroactively eradicate any financial liability to compensate authors for past copyright violations.