While countries can be compensated for planting forests, they cannot be compensated for avoiding deforestation.

Ganza complained that parliamentarians are not compensated for expenses.

The children get compensated, factories get to be advertised.

So now Philip Morris is demanding to be compensated for lost profits.

These countries are providing environmental services for which they have not been compensated.

They argued that they had to be richly compensated in order to be motivated.

In principle, low income individuals and families could be compensated through lump sum transfer programs.

Many residents were also not compensated for the oil spill disaster which destroyed their livelihoods.

(He'll still get a cheque, since farmers are compensated by government for animals shot to contain the outbreak.)

The technical expertise required for IT start ups will only be transferred by investors if they are compensated.

Harry Truman was a modest orator, but compensated by attracting and ably managing a stellar set of advisers.

Both historically compensated for their isolation with strong central governments, powerful navies, dynamic entrepreneurship, vibrant culture, and imperial ambition.

Financial and industrial managers are compensated at a level that most of the world would struggle even to imagine.

Yet the rise in the euro, yen, and other currencies compensated for the fall in the dollar, preserving China s advantage.

The photographer said that the children who featured in videos were only compensated with small snacks, or a few dollars each.

Corgan's depression, meanwhile, had deepened to the point where he contemplated suicide, and he compensated by practically living in the studio.

By maintaining their rainforests, tropical countries provide an invaluable global service, one for which they have so far failed to be compensated.

After all, if such goods have a global market, a loss of sales in one market can be compensated by higher sales in another.

The damages should be compensated immediately, a criminal case and investigation should be opened against the authorities, following directly from the European Court's decision.

The reduced pressure caused the engine thrust to be diminished by 2 , but MRO automatically compensated by extending the burn time by 33 seconds.

Thus, those who benefit from reforms may champion the process, but losers must be adequately compensated in order to prevent them from resisting the transformation.

Requiring longer testing periods, and possibly extra resources, could be compensated by new drugs greater longevity on the market, and patent coverage could be extended.

But, as trade liberalization has lowered tariffs and duties, the share of trade taxes has declined, while other sources have not compensated for falling trade revenue.

The pain she had inflicted on herself and her husband would now, she thought, be compensated for by the fact that the matter would be settled.

Today s laws, however, allow only universities and industry, which supply basic knowledge and technology, to profit from their contributions patients, who supply tissue, may not be compensated.

In a liberalized capital market, the undiminished risk that the yuan might appreciate means that investors must be compensated by a higher interest rate on dollar assets.

Today s laws, however, allow only universities and industry, which supply basic knowledge and technology, to profit from their contributions patients, who supply tissue, may not be compensated.

The decline has occurred because, relative to population growth, fixed capital investment, knowledge and skills, and improvements in institutions have not compensated for the degradation of natural capital.

Even if losers were fully compensated, the sum of the gains shared by the firm, its mostly part time workers, and its customers would far outweigh the losses.

The sharp fall in China s exports to the US has been compensated by a sharp rise in the Chinese government s spending on infrastructure say, on subway construction in China s biggest cities.

Three levers could be used to reach this goal adjustment in nominal wages, extension of working time, and a reduction in social security contributions (compensated for by an increase in value added tax).

What a contrast between Borlaug and the Wall Street financial wizards that brought the world to the brink of ruin. They argued that they had to be richly compensated in order to be motivated.

The second application of Groucho s question was that citizens of most Communist countries soon learned that the loss of freedom that they suffered was not compensated by greater prosperity or a higher quality of life.

With less than one fifth of the population of the United States, Italy s parliament has twice as many members as the US Congress, and they are among the world s best compensated and most privileged MPs.

It is two faced to claim to care about the future and then fail to ensure that the country is adequately compensated for the depletion of its resources, or ignore the degradation of the environment.

When consumers see the benefits of market deregulation, for example, perhaps they will feel compensated for having to work longer for their retirement. But no European politician on the horizon is likely to take this approach.

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If the conditions for drug approval and marketing become more severe, pharmaceutical companies will be forced to produce fewer me too drugs and more products of clinical importance. Requiring longer testing periods, and possibly extra resources, could be compensated by new drugs greater longevity on the market, and patent coverage could be extended.

Greece thus needs a National Competitiveness Pact in which government, opposition, employers, and workers agree on a set of measures that cut unit labor costs by at least 10 . Three levers could be used to reach this goal adjustment in nominal wages, extension of working time, and a reduction in social security contributions (compensated for by an increase in value added tax).

The proposal also specifies a distinct role for the government in encouraging the issuance of regulatory hybrid securities, because banks would not issue them otherwise. Regulatory hybrid securities would raise the cost of capital to banks (because creditors would have to be compensated for the conversion feature), whereas the banks would rather rely on their too big to fail status and future government bailouts.