Sentence examples for indemnities for from inspiring English sources

Indemnities for delays in registration are also often billed to workers.

Benefits include medical payments, wage restoration (usually from 50 to 75 percent of actual wage), special indemnities for permanent bodily injury, and death benefits.

Separately, a record $11.4 billion in indemnities for crop losses has been paid out to farmers, and officials say that number could balloon to as much as $20 billion.

In December the government announced an amnesty, and on Feb. 17, 1795, the Convention of La Jaunaye granted the Vendée freedom from conscription, liberty of worship, and some indemnities for losses.

As a remedy he forbade the native states to sell more lands to Europeans and thus infuriated not only the Europeans but also the Indonesian aristocrats, whom he ordered to reclaim their former lands and pay indemnities for improvements.

But what this proposal would mean is that governments could issue part indemnities for those banks lending for infrastructure or business innovation with the knowledge that the full weight of the European Union and ECB stood behind them.

• minimum levels of professional indemnity insurance for members in private practice.

The Roto-Rooter operator was electrocuted, a finding that may have saved the lives of others using the faulty equipment and that resulted in double-indemnity insurance for his survivors.

24 Indemnity insurance for independent midwives, however, was withdrawn by the Royal College of Midwives in 1994, after the outcome of two legal claims.

3. (C) Zardari told Ambassador August 23 that he was committed to indemnity for Musharraf.

"We are speaking about securing serious indemnity for the families," he said.