The buyers of more expensive homes are helping compensate the loss of revenue from buyers of less expensive homes.

Should a canton refuse to pay, other ones would be obliged to compensate the loss.

With this, researchers expect to compensate the loss of dopamine or to protect the dopamine neurons from degeneration.

It can also compensate the loss of flavor associated to procedures lowering tar content.

His father forced him to compensate the loss.

A hearing was allegedly held with elders deciding that the assailants should compensate the victim.

We have a fundamental concept in our law - those who cause accidents should compensate the victim.

The fundamental principle was that the damages should compensate the victim of the breach for the loss of his contractual bargain.

It was found that self-punishment did not occur if people had an opportunity to compensate the victim of their transgression.

Additionally, reciprocal justice in tort cases serves to compensate the victim (see above).

It closed in 1959 when a judgment forced the owner to compensate a worker injured on the premises.

The government established a 400m hardship fund to compensate workers who lost out before the protection fund was up and running.

It comes amid growing speculation that construction firms will be forced to compensate workers they avoided.

The talks will focus on ways of compensating workers for loss of pension rights.

There were questions over how well the rise in minimum income will compensate workers for the loss of tax credits.

In some cases an award of damages would compensate the employee for any such loss.

After the tax on bonuses last year, most banks started to raise salaries to compensate their employees.

When they set up the company, they took a different route to compensating their employees.

Soldiers will be compensated financially.

Because radio contests take place using amateur radio, competitors are generally forbidden by their national amateur radio regulations from being compensated financially for their activity.

The school was compensated financially for the use of its facilities.

He was, however, amply compensated financially and give some territories.

These residents have the privilege to select their units prior to public release of the remaining units, are compensated financially, and are given subsidised prices for their new flats.

It argues that customers are being 'ripped off ' and plans to compensate investors with gilts.

On top of its direct €1.2 billion exposure to the group, it may have to compensate investors who bought €850 million of potentially worthless family group paper.

However, experts say the returns should be even higher to compensate investors for the risks.

Bear in mind, however, that the tax savings are designed to compensate investors for the higher risks involved.

The revelations come as prosecutors attempt to claw back some of these fees to help compensate investors.

Now he has discovered that his promise to compensate the losers from the change will be anything but.

The coalition must now reform public services without being able to compensate the losers.

This drained the treasury because he had to compensate the losers.

Any change usually makes some people better off while making others worse off, so these tests ask what would happen if the winners were to compensate the losers.

The airline will then normally compensate the owner.

First, they will have to compensate the owners for use of the copyrighted material they host.

While an individual may have a private necessity to use the land or property of another, that individual must compensate the owner for any damages caused.

Plus who compensates the owners and trainers for their travelling expenses?

This land was to be provided by compensating the owners through state funds at the successful conclusion of the uprising.