Sentence examples for trigger compensation from inspiring English sources

The prime minister said the government was "looking into" whether to designate the 37 Australian victims of the attack as victims of terrorism, which would trigger compensation payouts.

President François Hollande said a state of "natural catastrophe" would be declared when the cabinet meets on Wednesday – a move that would trigger compensation payments.

The trial scheme was hit by one of the worst droughts in decades, triggering compensation payments of 80% of farmers' investments.

Inhibition in the human body usually triggers compensation -- and often delayed side-effects -- somewhere else.

Exacerbating the families' battle for justice is the lack of bodies, which if presented, would trigger their compensation.

If it is proved that air pollution played a significant role in Kissi-Debrah's death, it could trigger a compensation claim and a legal challenge to force government bodies to take immediate steps to curb pollution.

A fender-bender would trigger instant compensation within the smart contract based on sensor and party data.

They are in this sense "prior user rights" or "codified liability rules" within a property regime, where either a compulsory license is set at zero royalty, or a trigger for compensation is defined ex ante by the legislator (Burk [2009]).

Pain is suspected to be the main trigger for compensation mechanisms.

It also triggered major compensation payments by banks to the Portuguese taxpayer.

However, investors chose to focus on signs that the flooding, which has ravaged the country over the past few weeks, triggering record compensation claims, would hit profits more than had been expected.