Sentence examples for quickly compensation from inspiring English sources

"The authorities need to resolve such problems quickly and efficiently so that businesses are not affected, and lives not blighted, by worry over what will happen, when it will happen and how quickly compensation will arrive".

Officials quickly promised compensation of 150,000 rupees, or about $2,450, for the families of each of those killed.

Afghan officials helped, too, by quickly paying compensation to the victims' relatives, who are very poor and are part of a culture where "blood money" is regularly paid for even accidental deaths.

One solution to out-of-control tort litigation is staring lawyers right in the face: the Sept. 11 Fund, which enables victims to quickly win compensation without having to hire a lawyer to prove fault.

The desire to get compensation quickly to customers should not prevent a police investigation.

Wall Street titans, eager to shed the stigma and restrictions on executive compensation, quickly repaid the TARP money.

Mr. Bharara described the bettors as victims, saying the settlement would "allow us to quickly get significant compensation into the victim players' hands".

Cambodia's government apologized and said it would pay compensation "quickly and unconditionally" for damage caused to the Thai Embassy and its staff.

The Cambodian government released a statement saying it would try to pay compensation quickly and unconditionally for damage caused to the embassy and personnel.

Conversely, if the parties are able to strike a decent business deal on their own, the French press will quickly get some "compensation" from Google and might still keep most of its taxpayer subsidies.

The U.S. KAL 007 Victims' Association, under the leadership of Hans Ephraimson-Abt, successfully lobbied U.S. Congress and the airline industry to accept an agreement that would ensure that future victims of airline incidents would be compensated quickly and fairly by increasing compensation and lowering the burden of proof of airliner misconduct.