Sentence examples for forced to compensate from inspiring English sources

This is tough medicine, to be sure, and taxpayers may be forced to compensate homeowners.

Like a lot of prodigies he has always played with older boys and been forced to compensate for his size.

Fraudulent or reckless company directors could be forced to compensate creditors under proposals to be announced by Vince Cable.

Protecting or renationalising services will mean the government is forced to "compensate" foreign businesses that want to invest.

Now that those have been banned, lawmakers and their parties are being forced to compensate by raising money in smaller increments.

The policies were mostly taken out to cover the repayment of a mortgage, but as shortfalls emerged, the companies were forced to compensate savers to the tune of more than £2bn for mis-selling.

"We have to evolve our forces to compensate for the changing security environment and emerging threats," he said.

In a statement last week, Hamas expressed "regret for any psychological or material harm inflicted on any Palestinian citizens" and called for its security forces to compensate victims.

While Trinity's Baroque orchestra had period instruments, with their tangy, reedy bite, Musica Sacra's ensemble used louder modern instruments, with slightly reduced forces to compensate.

Unlike the United States, where endemic concerns about government overspending make trouble for the left, Europe's social democrats (and many, many politically nonaffiliated Europeans) have only faint notions of givebacks from the work force to compensate for flattened economies.

The fair to good repeatability of force waveform implies the flexibility in the control of digit forces to compensate for various task demands and coordinate with other digits in counterbalancing instantaneous changes of the object's gravity force in motion.