Sentence examples for nuclear compensation from inspiring English sources

(Oddly, it is the education ministry's job to issue guidelines for nuclear compensation).

The government's panel on nuclear compensation has recommended that people in neighbourhoods where radiation exceeds 50 millisieverts a year – rendering them uninhabitable for at least five years – should receive a lump sum of ¥6m (£40,000) each in compensation.

Many refugees also fear that their nuclear compensation, amounting to a monthly stipend of 100,000 yen (about £542) per person, will be terminated if they refuse to go back to areas declared safe.

However, on the other hand, if the TFT mutations achieve swift population regulation in line with the expectations of mathematical models (Gemmell et al. 2013), resulting in sharp reductions in effective population sizes (Ne), the scope for nuclear compensation might be low.

Lewis V. Wade, a senior science adviser to the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, is the designated federal official on the Advisory Board on Radiation and Worker Health, which evaluates the scientific validity of decisions made in the nuclear workers' compensation program.

Under Japan's nuclear damage compensation policy, only the operator of the plant, Tokyo Electric Power Co., has been held responsible for the accident, which was triggered by a powerful earthquake and tsunami.

Because mtDNA introgression and gender-based dispersal were ruled out, we hypothesized that mtDNA spatial division was maintained by mito-nuclear functional compensation.

Studies were carried out to understand the molecular basis of the carcinogenesis and to look for a marker for radiation etiology that would aid the resolution of claims for compensation from nuclear industry workers and atomic test veterans.

Mr. Scalise said that under Japanese law governing compensation for nuclear damage, companies were liable for the cost of all nuclear accidents resulting from reactor operations except when the accidents were provoked by a "grave natural disaster of an exceptional nature or by an insurrection".

Others affected by the nuclear disaster deserve more compensation, too.As important, though, is vision and inspiring political leadership.

Liability and compensation for nuclear damage is covered under this Act up to a current limit of £140M for 10 years after the incident.