Sentence examples for subsequent compensation from inspiring English sources

If the material cost of British deaths and injuries in subsequent compensation payments is included, the cost to Britain of military conflicts since 1990 could total as much as £42bn – excluding the cost of caring for veterans.

In a 17-page letter sent to the Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday, the bank sharply criticized Nasdaq for its "mishandling" of the I.P.O. and its subsequent compensation offer.

I show that in many cases, subsequent compensation in the form of options is more likely to maintain the incentive effects of existing options than the subsequent grant of cash salaries or stock.

In a 17-page letter sent to the Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday, the bank sharply criticized Nasdaq's handling of the I.P.O. and its subsequent compensation offer, saying Nasdaq's $62 million proposal would only cover "fraction of its total losses".

The subsequent compensation scheme has revealed it to be the UK's biggest financial mis-selling scandal.

For pastoralists, the CBPP cull and subsequent compensation payments provided a huge increase in the availability of cash for the household economy.

Masic U, Yeomans MR. Monosodium glutamate delivered in a protein-rich soup improves subsequent energy compensation.

No modification is needed for subsequent channel compensation and scoring methods.

If the issuing of release certificates, and subsequent financial compensation does become common practice, it will protect many more people".

Occupational diseases were more likely to result in subsequent workers' compensation claims (24.2% vs 28.2%).

Some have argued that cyclists' misconceptions about their conspicuity and subsequent risk compensation could play a role in minimising potential benefits.