partial compensation

The Government has said it will raise pay as partial compensation for the price increases.

A more modest and practical proposal would call for partial compensation.

As a partial compensation for the loss of the station, an entrance to the new terminal was opened at 30th Street.

Pavarotti received a horse as partial compensation for his performance with the company.

But the money will go to the farmers, as partial compensation for their revenue shortfall.

Black gets partial compensation for the pawn after 5.

This partial compensation will lead to a progressive and steady fall in the incomes of European farmers.

Often a disturbance in one triggers a partial compensation in the other.

The engines were cranked up to provide partial compensation and as a result the floor was vibrating under their feet.

It represents her partial compensation for enlisting for three years and 22 weeks.

"Consider it partial compensation for all you've suffered."

In this line Black gets partial compensation via 5...h6!

I was supposed to grab the vial - worth $5 - from Jesus's pocket as partial compensation for the seven he still owed me.

The construction company reportedly faced huge losses on the project, and planned to sue the architects for partial compensation.

But it long ago returned most of the books it had left and has sent millions of dollars to Russia in partial compensation.

In at least partial compensation, European visits to the Caribbean have almost doubled since 1987, to 22 percent last year from 11.2 percent.

In order to compensate for this reduction in prices, the Commission envisages partial compensation through direct aid.

In this context, resale rights serve as partial compensation, and as acknowledgement of a right which cannot be denied to these artists.

As partial compensation for that injustice, he is maintained in a villa in Ibiza by one of his dealers.

The Blois-Penthièvre family received more estates in Brittany as partial compensation.

Everyone would receive at least partial compensation for the higher cost of fossil fuels that limiting their availability would necessarily involve.

The proposed law also states: 'As a result of a breakup, the museum holdings are subject to sale with partial compensation of their sale price'.

In partial compensation the 164-millimeter guns in the barbettes were replaced by an additional pair of 194-millimeter guns.