compensate
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possess a mother figure to | compensate | for his childhood abandonment by |
parts of the uk to | compensate | for any losses resulting from |
of successive governments not to | compensate | for losses due to disease |
minister what is intended to | compensate | for its absence 16 37 |
of recent media coverage to | compensate | for the absence of committee |
remit if we were to | compensate | fishermen for their loss we |
the department has adopted to | compensate | the scallop fishermen over the |
ships in an effort to | compensate | speedily for the loss of |
idiomatically english and attempts to | compensate | for its inauthenticity by spelling |
an additional charity ostensibly to | compensate | for loss or spillage in |
as fish populations can naturally | compensate | for these effects given the |
areas scheme is designed to | compensate | farmers and crofters for permanent |
what plans it has to | compensate | farmers whose cattle went over |
of raptors would rise to | compensate | for the added feeding the |
the uk government not to | compensate | anybody for any kind of |
decision to provide funding to | compensate | local sub postmasters for the |
for spring i hoped to | compensate | for this deprivation despite my |
home urges nhs trusts to | compensate | them fully for the use |
a remote living allowance to | compensate | for the higher costs of |
board by board basis to | compensate | them for the costs incurred |
style so muscular it ll | compensate | for the deficiencies of my |
what plans it has to | compensate | patients who have suffered adverse |
it has any plans to | compensate | the arable sector for the |
scotland will receive support to | compensate | for the voluntary closure of |
into the showers trying to | compensate | the rest of the team |
of it be used to | compensate | them for the distressing times |