Europeans certainly need something to compensate for a short working life with many vacations.

You must compensate him for the money he lost.

Moreover, exports to low wage countries cannot compensate for job losses.

Bush lacks comparable successes to compensate for his mismanagement of Iraq.

Human behavior doesn t change easily, but services can compensate for that.

Women employ different strategies to compensate for the loss of labour.

Organizational skills the ability to attract and inspire an effective inner circle of followers can compensate for rhetorical deficiencies, just as effective public rhetoric can partly compensate for low organizational skills.

The BCD is used to compensate for the compression of a wet suit, and to compensate for the decrease of the diver's mass as the air from the cylinder is breathed away.

For Europeans, Israel s creation was to compensate for the sins committed against the Jewish people.

To compensate for them, the State has allowed the conversion of unused breast feeding time into working days to be paid with allowance for female workers.

The odds also favor terrorists, in that one success can compensate for multiple failures.

(c) Adequately compensate staff for the dangerous and difficult conditions under which they serve.

To compensate and provide pensions for the victims of repression during and after the revolution.

But the resulting economic slack gives us the historic opportunity and need to compensate for low consumer spending with increased investment spending on sustainable technologies.

And indeed , each of the believers and disbelievers your Lord will fully compensate them for their deeds . Indeed , He is Acquainted with what they do .

And indeed , each of the believers and disbelievers your Lord will fully compensate them for their deeds . Indeed , He is Acquainted with what they do .

They demonstrate clearly that China is prepared to compensate for export weakness by stimulating domestic demand.

For example, the EU s policy notes that foreseen flexibility rules can compensate for local climatic, cultural, or structural differences.

The task for economic policy was to compensate for the resulting shortfall in private demand until households eventually recovered.

In Europe, 27 countries with different interests and perspectives are pulling in different directions, without enough solidarity to compensate.

There is nothing we can do now to compensate for failures to manage risks in the past.

Additional mutations, however, may compensate for this fitness cost and can aid the survival of these bacteria.

If Japan really wanted to play a politico military role commensurate with its economic power, it should compensate for the crimes that it had committed in the past.

How much drunken conversation will compensate for a drop in IQ (even if only temporary) the next day?

To compensate this, Heinola gained a city status in 1839.

For example, Fiji was working closely with UNDP to find alternative uses for sugar, to compensate for the economic losses that would ensue when the preferential price set by the European Union expired in 2006.

To try to compensate for these perturbed weather patterns, Chinese officialdom has launched an unprecedented array of costly projects.

Industrial clusters have been established in many parts of the country, where business connections can compensate for rising costs.

The positive ethos of building a new society was supposed to compensate for the poverty of the territorial solution.

When oil prices were high and growing, the government could compensate for poor performance by throwing money at problems.

The Panel is satisfied that the benefits which Saudi Arabia will gain from the restoration projects undertaken with the fourth F4 instalment award for Claim No. 5000455 will compensate for losses to terrestrial resources.

These low cost measures nurture long term antifragility, while capturing future upside gains that could compensate for black swan events.

Good leaders construct teams that combine these functions, making sure to hire subordinates who can compensate for the leader s managerial deficiencies.

Even if European institutions like the ECB continued to extend rescue operations, they could not compensate for a lack of reform.

In 1994 Florida became the first U.S. state to compensate survivors and their descendants for damages suffered because of racial violence.

This structure is also able to compensate for lack of staff owing to absences, particularly on annual leave, in the teams.

Nonetheless, the economies made should be used, wherever possible, to compensate for additional expenditure arising from inflation and exchange rate fluctuations.

As some apartments use less water than others, they naturally compensate each other.

Indeed, surges in the dollar s value have long coincided with increased political pressure for trade protectionism. After all, the most obvious way to compensate for the apparent overvaluation of a country s currency is by imposing import restrictions.

Because Europe remains entangled in this seemingly insoluble conundrum, Israelis see it as trying to compensate for its lack of political effectiveness in Middle East diplomacy with unbearably self righteous and moralistic talk.

Legal literature aptly points out that human rights protection not only shares a common philosophy with international humanitarian law, but can also be used to compensate for the deficits of international humanitarian law.

On the one hand, they can compensate for the global weakness by turbo charging their own internal demand through aggressive fiscal stimulus.

Global investors are apparently willing to accept these extraordinarily low rates, even though they do not appear to compensate for expected inflation.

Central banks were among the first to warn that their ability to compensate for others inaction is neither endless nor risk free.

Thus, a debt equity swap of less than 7.5 of the creditors investment would be enough to compensate for the banks losses.