Sentence examples similar to pathways to recompense from inspiring English sources

To make him leave, Lurie agreed to recompense Perry for the cost of the shoot.

I doubt he will ever see fit to recompense me.

But it feared that the DWP would refuse to recompense it for payments ruled illegal.

"We should do everything we can to recompense for the attacks".

But victims' advocates have warned that eliminating public funds could decrease the amount of money available to recompense those harmed.

He is rich, and offers to recompense Pearl if she conspires with him in his lovelorn plan to carry Holland off.

Also, the finances of a social entrepreneurial venture often make it challenging to recompense staff as competitively as in commercial markets.

The firm offers those that it contacts the chance to pay a one-off fee of around 650 euros ($815 , £513 to recompense the copyright holder.

The spokesman said the government would meet the cost of the redeployment of the servicemen but refused to say whether Locog would force G4S to recompense the taxpayer.

Maguire, 22, turned down a new contract to stay in Scotland but the Scottish Premier League side are entitled to recompense because of his age.

Shouldn't charter-school parents be made to recompense these parents?