Sentence examples for indemnity on from inspiring English sources

The French occupied Berlin, levied a huge indemnity on Prussia, seized various provinces, and turned northern Germany into a French sphere of influence.

By the Treaty of Paris (March 1327) France recovered Agenais and Bazadais and imposed a heavy indemnity on England, but a number of issues were left unresolved.

In 1825, in return for recognizing Haitian independence, France demanded indemnity on a staggering scale: 150 million gold francs, five times the country's annual export revenue.

The purpose of this study was to analyze the effect of cost-sharing in PHI (indemnity) on health care utilization by examining the number of outpatient visits, the number of inpatient visits, and length of stay.

However, purchaser utilization of outpatient services per person has not changed their health care utilization.> -wrap-foot> aAdjusted for sex, age, marital status, education level, the number of chronic disease, household income, region, and employment status The aim of this study was to examine the effect of cost-sharing in PHI (indemnity) on the utilization of health care.

The average length of stay per person gradually increased from 2008 2010 and then decreased in 2011 for both those with indemnity PHI and those without any PHI.> Table  3 shows the results of the effect of cost-sharing in indemnity health insurance on health care utilization.

Another proposed alternative that the United States legitimate its hold on the Chamizal by paying Mexico a large indemnity for it failed on the grounds that Mexico's constitution prohibited the sale of national territory, of which the Chamizal was believed to form a part.

It also imposed an indemnity of 40 million francs on the defeated Habsburgs and allowed the fleeing Russian troops free passage through hostile territories and back to their home soil.

Was I crazy to be thinking about it?" That is what our master criminal wants to invest in — a perfect period detail, delivered in a mournful murmur, and designed to make us think of Walter Neff, in "Double Indemnity," musing on the ankle-strapped charms of Phyllis Dietrichson.

Another proposed alternative — that the United States legitimate its hold on the Chamizal by paying Mexico a large indemnity for it — failed on the grounds that Mexico's constitution prohibited the sale of national territory, of which the Chamizal was believed to form a part.

In a speech on April 8 , 1813 he opposed indemnity for those defrauded in the Yazoo land scandal in Mississippi.