Sentence examples for mere compensation from inspiring English sources

In addition, respecting workers' rights means more than mere compensation.

Until then, collection showcases, particularly on the exalted level of the Bellak group, are more than mere compensation.

Of course, the prime objective must be reduction rather than mere compensation of the footprint.

Some CHWs interpreted the purpose of this transport refund as mere compensation for travel expenditures while others had expectations of being able to purchase small items for home use.

These are mere compensations" (An Engineer, Minerals Commission, October 2013).

But in the grief and shock that followed the avalanche last year, and a total mishandling of the situation by the government (which initially offered a mere $400 compensation to the dead men's families), the Sherpas refused to climb – or at least enough of them did to prevent the others.

They are closely associated with the belief that REDD+ will generate (economic) "rents" – i.e. revenues exceeding the full cost of the corresponding effort – which means framing the discussion in terms of entitlement to revenues beyond mere financial compensations.

Although the farmer is placed under no legal compulsion to reduce acreage, it is said that the mere offer of compensation for so doing is a species of economic coercion which operates with the same legal force and effect as though the curtailment were made mandatory by Act of Congress.

He took home a mere $14.6 million in compensation in 2007.

If the compensatory transfers are not performed, the losers remain losers and the mere possibility of compensation is a meager consolation to them.

"Despite some of these clubs not even having any record of Cheick having been there, the mere sniff of compensation from an English Championship club had suddenly got them all very excited".