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compensate

[kom-puhn-seyt] / ˈkɒm pənˌseɪt /




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"The UN will not be able to compensate for the collapse of INGOs' operations if they are de-registered, and the humanitarian response cannot be replaced by alternative actors operating outside established humanitarian principles."

From BBC

Any appeal would be heard and decided by one of three jointly appointed and compensated hearing officers: Derrick Brooks, Ramon Foster or Jordy Nelson.

From Los Angeles Times

The show and its scholarly, generously illustrated catalog, with essays by the curators, will help to compensate for that absence.

From The Wall Street Journal

This process, known as sprouting, helped compensate for cells that were lost due to injury.

From Science Daily

And so far, about $300 million in assets has been recovered to compensate creditors, according to public filings.

From The Wall Street Journal