Sentence examples for under a compensation from inspiring English sources

Santander has been fined £1.5 million for failing to make clear to customers that some of its products had only limited cover under a compensation scheme.

New South Wales survivors of the stolen generations should be paid reparations under a compensation scheme similar to those established in South Australia and Tasmania, a state parliamentary inquiry has recommended.

On 25 November, the judgment says: "Virgin then entered into an agreement with the Metropolitan police authority under which Virgin agreed to make a cash donation... of 25% of any sums recovered under a compensation order".

Texas has paid more than $65 million to 96 exonerees, more than a third of them in Dallas, under a compensation statute that is the highest-paying in the nation.

"The banks don't seem to have adjusted to the new paradigm they are operating under," said Mark Borges, a compensation consultant.

As he is under 24, under the Bosman ruling, a compensation fee has to be paid - and the two clubs are understood to have had negotiations.

Both payments should be made under the auspices of a compensation scheme backed by UN agency the International Labour Organisation ILOO), under a deal agreed over the weekend.

Photosynthetic rates can be significantly higher under low pH than under neutral pH, possibly as a compensation for increased respiration rates.

The man, Patrick Waller, imprisoned from 1992 to 2008, received a lump sum under a state compensation law that a lawyer, Kevin Glasheen, lobbied for on behalf of 13 wrongly convicted clients.

STARTING April 1, under a new compensation rule from the Federal Reserve, borrowers who get their mortgages through brokers will most likely pay less for their services and must be offered the lowest possible interest rate and fees for which they qualify.

Under a revised compensation package unveiled in April, homeowners living closest to the proposed route of HS2 will be able to sell their property to the government on improved terms in an express purchase scheme.