Sentence examples similar to recompense payment from inspiring English sources
But it feared that the DWP would refuse to recompense it for payments ruled illegal.
The landlord or housing association remains the owner of the property up to the point of the 100% buyout and the tenant can be evicted for rent arrears regardless of how much of the property they supposedly own – and without being recompensed for that payment.
Initially the right of distress was a mere passive right to detain goods distrained until payment or recompense was made; this right still exists in many places when there has been damage or trespass by cattle.
But this solution became intolerable, and violated the sense of common decency and fairness, particularly if the promisor had received full or partial payment or other recompense.
Even if you consider the scholarships we receive to be "payment," we are recompensed at far less than the minimum wage.
She can expect a London weighting of £3,000 (a payment meant to help recompense RCN staff for the additional costs of living in London) pushing her salary to more than £100,000, plus pension contributions.
The BBC's Ross Hawkins says that this payment does not replace the recompense pledged by the security firm to the police and the military.
That's not a perfect parallel -- one is payment for work, the other is recompense for suffering -- but it does reference something that the jury is used to thinking about and using as a rough way of valuing time.
Assume that a Thys contract called for neither an initial flat-sum payment nor any annual minimum royalties; Thys' sole recompense for giving up ownership of its machine was a royalty payment extending beyond the patent term based on use, without any requirement either to use the machine or not to use a competitor's.
Regarding payment to TBAs, some of the CMWs did not recompense TBAs.
