Sentence examples for in return for compensation from inspiring English sources

Under Libyan law, victims' families have the power to grant clemency in return for compensation.

Six-country negotiations early in 2007 succeeded in achieving a solution that saw North Korea agree to dismantle its nuclear program in return for compensation.

The Ecuadorian government is holding off drilling in return for compensation for preserving the rainforest, but for how long, nobody knows.

If, as a result, too many passengers do turn up, the airline must first ask for volunteers to move to a later flight in return for compensation.

Indeed, the whole point of the Gulf Coast fund is to keep cases out of court; in return for compensation, the claimants have to agree not to sue for further damages.

Despite United Nations efforts to convince Afghan farmers to switch to wheat and other food crops in return for compensation, Mr. Arlacchi said, "Afghanistan remains by far the largest opium supplier in the world".

In eminent domain, which municipalities often invoke in building roads, the government takes private land for the public good, in return for "just compensation".

This may well be for legitimate business reasons – this approach makes more attractive features where Facebook may promote or advertise certain content in return for direct compensation.

In 1719 the University of Paris, the most important private competitor, gave up its last postal privileges in return for substantial compensation.

Lincoln decided to issue the proclamation after months of unsuccessful pleading with leaders from the loyal slave states to phase out the institution of slavery over time in return for federal compensation.

Ecologists, environmentalists and political groups in Ecuador and elsewhere condemned president Rafael Correa when in August 2013 he scrapped a pioneering conservation plan to leave oil under the Ishpingo-Tambococha-Tiputini (ITT) area of the park, in return for $3.6bn3bnbn) compensation.