In recent years, more people have been claiming financial recompense for personal injuries they sustain.
He is a person wanting of recompense, if not necessarily fully capable or deserving of it.
The personal-injury lawsuit, a drama of individual injustice and recompense, would have become the metaphor that does the political work for liberalism.
Birrell is seeking £250,000 in damages from Donmar Warehouse Projects Ltd to recompense for the effect on his career and personal life.
Marubeni said this constituted "personal acts" by its former employees, and it was under no obligation to recompense Lehman.Just the tonicPernod Ricard won the auction to buy Sweden's Vin & Sprit, which makes Absolut vodka, with a bid of euro5.6 billion ($8.9 billion).
But his proposal that, all arts subjects being a piece of worthless piss, no subsidy should be expected, with even the teaching of non-poncy subjects being fully recompensed over a lifetime by the lucky bastards who thereby procure an exclusively personal advantage, will be familiar to any regular listener to 5 Live.
"The anarchist painter is not the one who will create anarchist pictures, but he who, without desire for recompense, will fight with all his individuality against official bourgeois conventions by means of a personal contribution".
There have been angry protests from those who feel that early retirement is fair recompense for long hours worked for less pay than Germans, and followed by an earlier death.Some think Mr Tusk's personal reputation is fraying, too.
As a small recompense, two posts today.
There is simply no greater recompense".
