Sentence examples for recompense of from inspiring English sources

They will pay fines and recompense of $242m.

However, the recompense of sitting among the trees eating a full English breakfast more than makes up for it.

Commissioner Bud Selig draws an annual recompense of $14.5 million, and last year's average major-league salary was $2.82 million.

To the Premier League, where Manchester United made recompense of sorts for their recent abysmal form with a 2-1 win over West Ham.

Among the main works of this period are the "Selection of the Time," a synthetic exposition of his philosophy of history, and "In Recompense of Indebtedness," in which a good life is seen as one of practical gratitude toward one's parents, all creatures, one's sovereign, and the Buddha.

"The recompense of those who wage war against Allah and His Messenger and do mischief in the land is only that they shall be killed or crucified or their hands and their feet be cut off from opposite sides, or be exiled from the land".

Saleemul Huq, the scientist whose work on loss and damage helped put the issue of recompense on the conference agenda, said: "Discussions were going well in a spirit of co-operation, but at the end of the session on loss and damage Australia put everything agreed into brackets, so the whole debate went to waste".

Which is why Georgetown's act of recompense for the "original evil" of slavery comes at a propitious time.

Eakins invented American empiricism--his subject became failure and the recompenses of failure.

Perceptions of fair recompense are of course tied to the VHWs' willingness to volunteer their time.

It was not because of the miscarriage of justice or the way such public celebration suggested the degree to which black people felt estranged from, and brutalized by, the criminal-justice system and wanted, at the very least, some kind of crude recompense for the acquittal of the men who had beaten Rodney King three and a half years earlier.