Sentence examples for has begun compensating from inspiring English sources
The Ivorian government has begun compensating small- and medium-sized businesses for damages suffered during the post-election crisis, in order to relaunch the economy.
United Nations-sponsored peace talks between Turkish and Greek Cypriots are to begin in New York on May 23. (AP) MOROCCO: RIGHTING WRONGS The government has begun compensating people unjustly imprisoned in detention camps under King Hassan II, who died in July.
Chinese media say the government has begun compensating victims' relatives.
But with improving relations with North Korea and public outcries from former spies, South Korea has acknowledged them and begun compensating them and their relatives.
It is speculated that bleeding occurred on the first or second day after the surgery, and the mass of the hematoma may have begun to compensate the intracranial hypotension caused by ADP.
To compensate for this lack of equality, a debate has begun over which is more fundamental to live a full, enriching life and whether one is better than the other in terms of importance.
Separately, the information agency said the government had begun the process of compensating families of people killed during the uprising.
Both state-owned and private Russian industrial enterprises have begun searching for potential Chinese partners that could compensate for the negative consequences of breaking ties with Europe.
To compensate for the cuts in defense spending, NATO officials have begun to emphasize "smart defense" — particularly pooling and sharing resources.
To compensate for a lack of governmental infrastructure, ordinary citizens of Berlin have begun multiple grassroots organizations in order to provide more reliable housing, food, and other donations for refugees.
