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According to a McKinsey report, if Europe boosted its immigration from outside Europe, from 2.6 people per 1,000 inhabitants per year to 4.9 people, it could compensate for its projected 11 million drop in working-age population in 2025.

Saudi Arabia, the top producer in the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, has said it could compensate for much of the shortfall from Iran, which is OPEC's second-largest producer.

If somehow the Doha trade round could be rescued, it could compensate for thousands of misguided, petty or corrupt officials.

For example, it could compensate entrenched interests for their losses over the next decade or two, while it phases out subsidies and other trade distortions.

The lead lawyer for the case, James Sayce, told VICE News that if the court certifies the case and allows it to move ahead, it could compensate hundreds of mentally ill federal inmates dating back to 1992 — although it's not clear how many cases there are and so far only Brazeau is listed in the suit.

Peter Levine, the acting undersecretary of Defense who is leading the review, told a news briefing at the Pentagon that his office would set criteria for determining when it would waive bonuses and how far it could compensate soldiers who already have repaid.

Maybe I didn't have time to meander, but what I lacked in time, I could compensate for with action.

I really could not pay a registration fee, I told her, but if they truly needed me to pay it, perhaps they could compensate with an honorarium.

It is expected that they could compensate each other as the raw materials.

Since Gli/EnR is an active dominant negative mutant, it is possible that MEF2C could compensate for the simple loss of Gli2 signaling if Gli2 was knocked-down or -out.

Also, it develops small blood vessels that could compensate for the occlusion of main artery.