Sentence examples for help recompense from inspiring English sources

She can expect a London weighting of £3,000 (a payment meant to help recompense RCN staff for the additional costs of living in London) pushing her salary to more than £100,000, plus pension contributions.

Legalization would include some kind of requirement not just of paying taxes going forward but also a requirement to pay extra taxes for a period of five years or so to help recompense the nation for their time here.

While Mainichi delicately called the promise of aid "recompense," the conservative Sankei Shimbun called it "ransom".

They will be more likely to do so if they are given some help, in recompense for the injustices they are suffering.

He was also appeared for years without recompense to help worthwhile causes.

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.

One banker at UBS, in asking a broker to help manipulate submissions, promised ample recompense:"I will fucking do one humongous deal with you... Like a 50, 000 buck deal, whatever.

Saleemul Huq, the scientist whose work on loss and damage helped put the issue of recompense on the conference agenda, said: "Discussions were going well in a spirit of co-operation, but at the end of the session on loss and damage Australia put everything agreed into brackets, so the whole debate went to waste".

Backers of the reform proposals argue they will help European creatives be fairly recompensed for their work.

The mother had retweeted messages from a well-known Islamic extremist preacher as well as pictures of men in orange boiler suits being prepared for death, under the banner: "This is the recompense for every spy helping to kill innocent Muslims #Isis #IS".

The protesters were some of the young people injured during the revolution in January and February and not yet treated, recompensed or helped to find work; not yet "dealt with" – as so much that was at the heart of the revolution has not been dealt with.