Sentence examples for it would compensate from inspiring English sources

Although N.Y.U., to its credit, recently announced it would compensate construction workers on its Abu Dhabi site who were excluded from its code of labor protection, none of the institutions have spoken out against the overall migrant labor system or the arbitrary deportations of hundreds of Saadiyat Island workers.

The British government had already guaranteed it would compensate its 3,000 military personnel and 250 civil servants in Cyprus if they lost savings because of the levy.

That forced the province to announce it would compensate its creditors in pesos, converting the amount owed at the official exchange rate, which is roughly 25% less than the currency's value on the black market.

After initially pledging to keep her album off the streaming service due to her philosophical stance on artist royalties, Apple reformed its policy stating that it would compensate artists during customers' 3 month free trial.

Putnam has previously said it would compensate shareholders for any improper trading.

The company said it would compensate customers whose trips were disrupted by the manhunt.

The company has commenced offering similar financial incentives in its home market of South Korea, which it says would compensate consumers for their "big inconvenience".

It enlisted crew members to plant 10,000 trees on the volcanic slopes of nearby Rangitoto Island, the number, it calculated, that would compensate for atmospheric damage caused by exhaust from its chase boats.

The Saudis -- incidentally the first foreign government to congratulate Egypt's new interim President Adly Mansour -- have made it clear they would compensate for any cuts in U.S. aid to Egypt.

The soccer club would have to strike a deal with the parking company that would compensate it for the garage and put it on more solid financial footing.

It was unclear whether Enron would compensate the customers, most of whom arranged five-year contracts with it in 1997 and 1998.