Sentence examples for negotiated compensation from inspiring English sources

However, after a British decision in 1988 to compensate its own servicemen, the Australian Government negotiated compensation for several Australian servicemen suffering from two specific conditions, leukemia (except lymphatic leukemia) and the rare blood disorder multiple myeloma.

It negotiated compensation for victims of the Nazi period during Austria's union within the German Reich under Hitler.

"What's new is a consensus of moral responsibility," said Hans Winkler, a senior official of the Foreign Ministry who negotiated compensation agreements.

"It had to be investigated on a case-by-case basis, because there were situations in which someone may have died but a spouse was still eligible for benefits, and in one case, health benefits were part of a negotiated compensation to attract a talented employee to agree to part-time wages.

He also negotiated compensation for the families of those killed in the 1988 Lockerbie bombing, the 1986 Berlin nightclub attack and the 1989 downing of UTA flight 772.

In trade terms, this is called negotiated compensation.

Bautista was confident and knowledgeable enough to negotiate compensation.

Then he would have to negotiate compensation with the copyright holder.

That page will focus on topics like switching careers, recruiting workers and negotiating compensation.

Companies with exploration licences are obliged to negotiate compensation deals with landowners, but not to seek their permission to drill.

The conference represents world Jewry in negotiating compensation and restitution for victims of Nazi persecution and their heirs.