rekompensata finansowa Anglais:

After my house was robbed I got a compensation.

I'll see it immediately and personally make sure you get compensation.

compensation for injuries at work

I’ll be expecting a total refund and compensation if this can’t be fixed!

I promise you every possible compensation.

We settler this matter with compensation

something given or received as an equivalent for services, debt, loss, injury, suffering, After my house was robbed I got a compensation.

"Claims for compensation could be made during this window of opportunity. "

You should claim/seek compensation.

Jersey oyster farmers are considering seeking compensation, claiming a deterioration in seawater quality has affected shellfish.

The compensation from an insurance institution is not lower than the death benefit.

He threatened that he would fight for compensation.

compensation for injuries at work/compensation from government/in compensation/as compensation

By way of compensation...

compensation for damages, for moral injury, of costs

They demanded adequate remuneration for their work.

In what form do you receive your remuneration?

The professor who invented it has the right to reasonable remuneration from the university.

If the remuneration of the private partner is to be in the form of the right to receive gains from the subject of the public-private partnership or, above all, that right is to be combined with payment of an amount of money.

I would like to discuss my monthly remuneration.

His remuneration as a teacher is 25,000 pounds per annum.

What kind of remuneration are you expecting?

Everyone who works has the right to just and favourable remuneration ensuring for himself and his family an existence worthy of human dignity, and supplemented, if necessary, by other means of social protection.

His remuneration consists of a base salary plus commissions.

redress the balance

partial, full redress

In theory there are many interesting legal issues about buying and selling internationally, but, as Julia Hörnle (2009: 121) puts it, cross-border litigation and enforcement is so expensive and time consuming that access to redress by conventional co