Sentence examples for to be recompensed from inspiring English sources

One need not be a political ideologue, he says, to believe that people have quantifiable value and deserve to be recompensed for it.

Broadcasters may have to be recompensed and the European leagues soothed but, whatever Fifa may say officially, the decision has been taken.

Any traffic network so efficient that it included spotting me for an infraction in a miniature tunnel on this distant Canary island deserved to be recompensed.

The door is now at least half open for countries to be recompensed for slow onset events such as rising sea levels, continual droughts and storms.

These men require to be recompensed for their expertise and so we would ask the brethren to donate as much as they can afford; we would recommend nothing below £500.

I mean, there are not many ads on it...and you have all these highly qualified and exceedingly smart young things (Scott, Sean, Dan, Barry et al) who need to be recompensed handsomely for all their efforts in doing these over by overs, the Fiver, and all the other exciting thingees... .. Pah! Recompensed handsomely you say?

Privileged access to Libyan oil, even if this is partly what the intervention was about, is unlikely to be recompense enough.

I feel I've made quite a contribution to the arts and culture here, and we should be recompensed properly.

Fortunately we were able to book into the Gare du Nord station, and we will be recompensed for our additional, unexpected, expenditure.

In other words, for believers, this life is both sacred and transitory to the next life, in which pleasure exists independent of suffering, and we will be recompensed for what was taken from us in this life.

"Will you be recompensed for this speech?" the officer asked.