Sentence examples for were to compensate from inspiring English sources

The Bioethics Commission cited a report that analyzed 1,586 judicial opinions that used neurological or behavioral genetics evidence between 2007 and 2012; 40% of them were to defend the death sentence, and 28% were to compensate for ineffective counsel.

The university said the new fee levels were to compensate for the withdrawal of government funding.

Patients with schizophrenia showed lower cognitive functioning compared to patients with mood disorder, however, they could also benefit from illness management programmes if these were to compensate the patients' cognitive deficits.

Many say it was to compensate for developing destructive forces.

The main aim was to compensate for damages.

I suppose in some way the choice of movies has been to compensate for that".

The money, the indictment said, was "to compensate for and conceal" whatever Hastert had done.

"Now I believe I have found the answer: it is to compensate me for my longevity".

The fee is to compensate taxpayers for the risk of default.

This was to compensate for a large reduction in government construction grants.

This was to compensate for the inevitable softening of edges and details in the plaster copy.