Sentence examples for would recompense from inspiring English sources

This would recompense those who suffer adverse reactions after being inoculated.

However it was quick to reassure customers that it would recompense people who may have lost out because of the meltdown.

But it was quick to reassure customers that it would recompense people who may have lost out because of the meltdown.

This would recompense the Turks for the decade of economic distress caused by the gulf wars, and be an incentive for them to patch up relations with pro-democracy Iraqi Kurds fighting Saddam at their side.

He described the constant presence of Methodist clergymen near Elizabeth Parsons and implied that the church would recompense her father for his troubles.

The permit, issued by the Government of West Bengal, Forest Department, was important: among other things, it insured that his family would be recompensed in the event that he was taken by a tiger.

A spokesman for the Allianz insurance firm, that specialises in insuring ships, said vessels were covered under the 1982 UN Convention, and that companies would be recompensed if the ships were damaged during a rescue.

But it feared that the DWP would refuse to recompense it for payments ruled illegal.

Even then the league would have to recompense the team for loss of earnings, as well as cover both teams' travel expenses - all of which adds up to what an NFL spokesman said was a "seven-figure loss" on each game.

The spokesman said the government would meet the cost of the redeployment of the servicemen but refused to say whether Locog would force G4S to recompense the taxpayer.

"If the business is nationalized, we would seek recompense for the full value of the business," said Mike Rutter, a director of Securicor, which bought Argenbright last year for about $200 million, subject to a final adjustment.