Sentence examples for it should be compensated from inspiring English sources

Bovis claimed that it had repeatedly been ordered by the agency to do work outside the scope of its contract, for which it should be compensated "with a reasonable markup for overhead and profit".

The company, suggest the critics, is simply trading its illegal monopoly for a legal one.No wonder that Microsoft is strongly resisting a requirement by the European Union's antitrust regulators to disclose its networking protocols, which enable different software to interact, arguing that it should be compensated for its intellectual property.

And in the past, Saudi Arabia has suggested it should be compensated for keeping any of its oil in the ground.

Some Serb leaders, in Serbia and in Bosnia, hint that if Serbia loses Kosovo, it should be compensated with the Republika Srpska.

It also cast doubt on Ms. Chavez's ability to oversee the core function of the Labor Department, which is to define what work is and how it should be compensated.

In 1999, for instance, Lisbon granted Madeira a €500 million debt write-off, after Mr. Jardim argued that it should be compensated for not benefiting from a privatization program undertaken on the mainland.

It said staff should be compensated for working at "highly unsocial times".

"If anyone should be compensated, it should be the people of Libya for living through seven years of sanctions," Mr. Shawash said.

When the student, Monica, reached out to the editor, Griggs wrote back a sarcastic email saying that she helped the poorly written article with her edit and that it was Cooks Source that should be compensated.

"Equitable interest means if you suffer harm you should be compensated for it," Mr. Kane said.

It did not disagree that homeowners should be compensated when a municipality takes land for a public project.