Sentence examples for state compensated from inspiring English sources

In 1711, the state compensated the families of the victims.

When ranchers lost cattle and sheep to mountain predators, the state compensated them provided the ranchers took action, such as building better fences, to protect their herds.

The state compensated for the loss of income from former crown lands by increasing taxes on the value of peasant land, though the nobles still paid the taxes for the peasants on their estates.

Quoted in a 1992 booklet made by families of those injured and killed in the shooting, Margaret's mother spoke about how the state compensated her for her daughter's murder: "I got £68, which didn't even bury her – the people in the Whiterock [army base] buried her.

Still, if the StO2 ReO2 does reflect inadequate tissue perfusion then it also should be sensitive of an impending cardiovascular insufficiency state (compensated shock) if matched with other static measures of tissue ischemia.

After Rotenberg's properties in Italy were taken, Russia's parliament considered what came to be known as "the Rotenberg law," which proposed that the state compensate Russian citizens for assets seized by foreign governments.

The state compensates anyone who has suffered property loss because of endangered species, using money from a voluntary checkoff on income-tax returns and the sale of wolf license plates.

The European court of human rights, to which the monarch was subsequently forced to resort, did little to alleviate his plight when, more than a decade later, it ruled that the Greek state compensate Constantine for a fraction of the £320m he had originally sought in damages.

That will necessitate also the return of hundreds of thousands of Kurds expelled from their villages by the army during its scorched-earth campaign against the PKK.Mr Erdogan's call to put right past mistakes will ring hollow unless the state compensates the Kurds for their losses.

The increased expression of nuclear encoded genes in response to altered mitochondrial bioenergetic state, compensating the effects of mitochondrial dysfunction or stress, is known as retrograde signalling (Fig. 2).

Three different functional states: compensated, subcompensated and decompensated were specified depending on the DCP level.