Sentence examples for just recompense from inspiring English sources

She would be solicitous to the point of smothering, and then demand total obedience as just recompense for her care and toil.

Those Chagossians wishing to settle in the UK or elsewhere also deserve a just recompense for what has been done to their lives and families.

However, after a decade of brutal warfare in Iraq and Afghanistan, where fighting men and women have served grueling multiple deployments, it seems a small and entirely just recompense".

"Any proposal to reduce penalty rates is nothing more than an unfair and unjust money grab that will disadvantage the employees most deserving of just recompense for the impact shift work has on their health and lifestyle," the union's submission to the Fair Work Commission says.

Just recompense may always be right, but is recompense?

So why, one may wonder at this point, do the Augustinians believe that anyone whether it be Judas Iscariot, Saul of Tarsus, or Adolph Hitler actually deserves unending torment as a just recompense for their sins?

And that's one of the dispiriting things about this movie: the sense that things can't change up north, that benefit claimants can't be helped to find work they can do, not just given recompense for the work they can't.

For some, the argument against reparations is simply that any kind of compensation would be wholly inappropriate and inadequate recompense, not just for slavery but also for the entire array of racial injustices that trailed in slavery's wake.

But once recompense is made for past wrongful discrimination, formal equality of opportunity suffices.

Marubeni said this constituted "personal acts" by its former employees, and it was under no obligation to recompense Lehman.Just the tonicPernod Ricard won the auction to buy Sweden's Vin & Sprit, which makes Absolut vodka, with a bid of euro5.6 billion ($8.9 billion).

That it's come to this, begging for recompense, is really just a poor reflection on AT&T.