Scarce Irish public resources were diverted to the great cause of saving the euro – with little recompense from the EU.
There are no records, however, in the Fosdick papers to suggest that UTS ever accepted any financial recompense from The Riverside Church following the fire.
Former Sun editor Kelvin MacKenzie has instructed solicitors to demand an "apology and recompense" from South Yorkshire Police over the newspaper's discredited reporting of the Hillsborough disaster.
Andrew Tyrie of the Treasury Committee said an apology and recompense from the bank isn't enough this time and that it needs to ensure the computer glitches stop happening.
That close involvement, which continued even after BHS had been sold, bolstered the regulator's case for recompense from the billionaire.
It is not yet clear whether mobile virtual network operators such as Sky and Tesco will seek some form of commercial recompense from O2 because of the outage.
MacKenzie provoked fresh anger from the Hillsborough families when it emerged he had instructed solicitors to demand an "apology and recompense" from South Yorkshire police.
The weather indemnity indices of insured orchards are developed in the interest of owners, thereby eliminating adverse selection and moral hazard issues and providing timely recompense from the insurer, and resolving the problem of high indemnity cost in agricultural insurance.
Deripaska was seeking millions of dollars in recompense from Manafort and Gates as recently as August 2015, according to court records from the Cayman Islands, and at one point hired a private investigator to track the two men down.
Trouble is that it will be next to impossible to get the money back from the winners, but possibly quite easy for the losers to claim recompense from the intermediating banks.
President Trump, emboldened by a summary of the special counsel's findings, has an early target as he seeks recompense from his critics: Rep. Adam B. Schiff (D-Calif ., who maintains he has seen eviD-Calif .mp colluded whoh Russia.
