Sentence examples for must be compensations from inspiring English sources

It's no easy life and yet there must be compensations.

"Although objectors insist that there must be compensation for CTE, the NFL parties were unwilling to settle claims based solely on a (diagnosis)... rather than on manifest neurocognitive deficits," the lead negotiators wrote in a March court filing urging Brody to approve the deal.

This is because there must be compensation for the reservation capacity occupied by the energy biddings.

Inversely, in its negative formulation the responsibility principle signifies the following: inequalities that are not the result of self-chosen options are to be rejected as unjust; if a person has this kind of disadvantage, then there must be compensation.

In the United States two competing and overlapping theories are employed to distinguish "takings," which must be compensated, from "regulations," for which compensation need not be paid: (1) Where a governmental body invades the possessory interest of the landowner, compensation must be paid.

An apology is one thing but if appropriate there must be financial compensation".

I know that must be poor compensation for the destruction of his beliefs and the ruin of his dreams of a pure capitalist society in which unregulated markets kept dispassionate watch over themselves.

Also on Tuesday, Falah Shanshal, a lawmaker with the bloc loyal to Mr. Sadr, said Iraqis victimized by Saddam Hussein must be paid compensation by the government before Parliament approves a proposed law allowing some former Baath Party members to return to government jobs.

Because there must be some compensation for the perturbation, a different system variable then has to move away from its initial state.

But using eminent domain is totally different".Mean streetsThose who are uprooted under eminent domain must be given fair compensation.

"Executives at failed companies that come to the taxpayers with tin cup in hand must be subject to compensation limits.