Sentence examples for granting compensation from inspiring English sources

Gruesome details of the killings surfaced Monday when a Vancouver radio station, CKNW, obtained a copy of a confidential decision by a workplace compensation board granting compensation for post-traumatic stress disorder to an employee who killed the dogs.

They went on to point out that, even absent the obvious moral depravity of the argument, the tobacco industry was wrong on the legal precedent set by the 1833 Act of Parliament granting compensation.

So far, 768 families have been granted compensation, and the supreme court has ordered the state government to compensate another 203 people.

Since the journalists had not submitted a financial claim they were not granted compensation.

In particular, the officials were troubled that the district court ruling granted compensation for rights violations dating back 40 years, even though Japan's civil code stipulates a 20-year statute of limitations.

Under the new rule, which applies to veterans of all wars, the department will grant compensation to those with P.T.S.D. if they can simply show that they served in a war zone and in a job consistent with the events that they say caused their conditions.

Mr. Koizumi's aides had said the administration planned to challenge the leprosy ruling because it would leave the government open to similar lawsuits and because the district court had granted compensation for rights violations beyond a 20-year statue of limitations.

Six of the remaining eight applicants were granted compensation.

Amnesty International said the reparations package marks the first time that survivors of "racially motivated police torture" have been granted compensation.

It also found a "lack of diligence" by the Swedish authorities in how it had dealt with Assange's case and said he should be granted compensation.

After hostilities broke out on the frontier between the Americans and the native tribes, culminating in the Battle of Tippecanoe in November 1811, Jennings successfully promoted passage of a bill to grant compensation to veterans of the battle and to give pensions for five years to the widows and orphans of those who were killed.