Sentence examples for flood of compensation from inspiring English sources

Local newspapers, which are involved in 40% of the complaints dealt with by the PCC, rarely end up in the high court and fear a legally binding arbitral system will lead to a flood of compensation claims.

The fall of the Berlin Wall and the collapse of communism in 1989 opened the way to a flood of compensation claims by people who had fled communist East Germany after 1949 and now wanted their property back.

Rusbridger suggested a nominal fee – similar those already used in small claims courts – may be necessary to make the system work and avoid a flood to compensation as opposed to other forms of redress.

A nominal fee – similar to small claims courts – may be necessary to make the system work and avoid a flood to compensation as opposed to other forms of redress.

This worries the press, who fear a flood of complainants seeking compensation without a small financial hurdle to weed out frivolous claims.

Because as they see it, a "flood" of victims seeking compensation must be evidence of fraud -- rather than a lot of people suffering and dying.

BRUSSELS -- The day after the Roman Catholic Church in Belgium responded to its crisis over sexual abuse, a senior bishop said the church had not made a clear apology because it feared opening the door to a flood of claims for financial compensation.

But many local residents will be flooded from their homes, and activists, infuriated that the government has offered little in the way of compensation, have chained themselves to boulders and gone on hunger strikes in an effort to stop construction.

Moreover, part of compensation is public esteem.

Drew forfeited two years' worth of compensation.

The promise of compensation was never fulfilled.