Sentence examples for winning compensation from inspiring English sources

Winning compensation would, in the end, allow conservatives to get away with their "so what?" retort.

Only 4,400 people filed claims, with 3,600 winning compensation at a cost of roughly $300 million.

Having failed to win its £2bn case against auditors Ernst & Young and the Society's former directors in the High Court three years ago, Thomson knows that the Ombudsman provides the last realistic hope of winning compensation for policyholders.

A result, said David Vladeck, a professor at Georgetown University Law Center, is that the public is facing the worst of both worlds: a government health agency that cannot protect them and rules that block them from winning compensation when injured.

In an interview with the Guardian, she said courts that would arbitrate in-camera on corporate disputes needed to give US multinationals only a "limited possibility" of winning compensation if governments were to cancel privatisations or award public contracts to in-house bids.

Krasner, 52, now living in Atlanta, battled banks for years before winning compensation.

The award-winning documentary maker is one of a number of people who have recently won compensation claims after the force admitted their policing operation for the 2008 Camp for Climate Action, next to Kingsnorth power station, was both "disproportionate" and "unlawful".

Unusually, through her connections she managed to win compensation.

Some American victims of the chemical have already won compensation in an out-of-court settlement.

Efforts to win compensation from Japan through its court system were unsuccessful.

This follows successful action that saw them win compensation for unfit housing from the university last week.