However, after a decade of brutal warfare in Iraq and Afghanistan, where fighting men and women have served grueling multiple deployments, it seems a small and entirely just recompense".
She would be solicitous to the point of smothering, and then demand total obedience as just recompense for her care and toil.
Those Chagossians wishing to settle in the UK or elsewhere also deserve a just recompense for what has been done to their lives and families.
The judge has said his goal is not just recompense for the costs of addressing addiction and death; he wants to abate the epidemic by providing money for treatment and other needs.
Just recompense may always be right, but is recompense?
So why, one may wonder at this point, do the Augustinians believe that anyone whether it be Judas Iscariot, Saul of Tarsus, or Adolph Hitler actually deserves unending torment as a just recompense for their sins?
Pope Suburban II issues a bull excommunicating "any who pilfer salted almonds and beverages without just recompense," but Antipope Inclement III counter- asserts a divine right to free snacking (Jus Pretzelonis) by anyone engaged in the holy work of killing Muslims.
If I had a nickel for every programmer degreed or not who simply couldn't design coherent abstractions, well, the massive wealth would be just recompense for all the complicated, brittle and ugly code I've had to work with.
But defying the odds and the actuarial tables, The Aufbau, which first helped its readers become Americans, then helped them find one another after the Holocaust, then helped them get some recompense from the German government for their pain, is doing more these days than just holding on.
"Turkey has paid a severe price for enforcing the sanctions against Iraq, and this offered a way for Turkey to get some recompense," an Administration official said.
Voltaire, after years of work, was able to show that Calas's execution had been a frame-up, and even managed to get official recompense for his family.
