One of the things that concern us is that Mr. Modi seems more concerned with rehabilitating his own reputation than with providing recompense and rehabilitation for the surviving victims of those terrible events.
There are several reasons why this is the case, including the regular movement of large numbers of people across the border of Congo and, to a lesser extent, Sudan; and on-going difficulties with relying upon volunteers to distribute drugs with minimal recompense.
'We wanted guys punching each other in the street with no recompense.
Scarce Irish public resources were diverted to the great cause of saving the euro – with little recompense from the EU.
But I especially want to thank all the little people who work so tirelessly behind the scenes, out of the spotlight, with meagre recompense, scant food, and miserable, cramped lodging to make our Caption Contest possible.
This year alone a prominent anti-logging activist was murdered, a teenage girl was killed by the police during an eviction and 13 women were jailed, and later freed, for protesting against a concession that cost them their homes with little recompense.
In addition the reliance on volunteers who already have many demands on their time as wives, mothers and farmers with no recompense is almost certainly a limiting factor.
In the Saturday Review, the critic Gerald Bullett unfavorably compared Wharton's latest, "A Mother's Recompense," with "Mrs. Dalloway," calling Woolf "a brilliant experimentalist," while Wharton was "content to practice the craft of fiction without attempting to enlarge its technical scope".
But there has been a small recompense (with the emphasis on small).
Ming Chinese officials often made recompense with Mongol subordinates for military merits while at the same time strategically relocating their troops and families away from the capital.
