compensatory , also: compensative

Others, he said, are encouraged to take compensatory time off.

It has still not been said what these compensatory measures would be.

Many teachers are owed 200 or more days of compensatory time, he said.

"And not having many in the first place,"said the man with the compensatory beard.

In these cases the country has to pay a compensatory to the investor.

Will question time be extended by a compensatory period please?

The concept of compensatory justice was born here nearly 4,000 years ago.

There are always the questions: Is his behavior appropriate, normal or compensatory?

Many have come up with elaborate compensatory techniques to get by.

It serves a compensatory function for those who could not find anything to buy on land.

Compensatory interest may also be due if you release the goods to the Community market.

The other proposal would let workers take compensatory time rather than overtime pay.

The audit also found poor accounting of compensatory time taken by the police.

I should like to hear what the Commissioner thinks about these compensatory measures.

And it has also produced all the compensatory attack mechanisms.

This is, however, not true regeneration but rather compensatory growth.

The limit would be no more than five times the amount of compensatory damages.

But it too is a compensatory move which is sometimes made.

The result is a compensatory movement of the eyes.

This disadvantage, however, is compensatory in practice both the nature and the extent to difficult.

"There is a compensatory dimension here in terms of what our students are owed."

Consideration should be given to a compensatory payment to these countries from the Community budget.

Fourteen teams will have a total of 30 compensatory choices.

And I believe that we need to craft compensatory programs to open paths of opportunity for them.

His staff is also examining the board's recent spending of Federal aid for compensatory education, he said.