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Now that the national budget has passed, there is some $1 billion in compensation money to deliver, and the government announced its first compensation deal.

"Imperfect Justice" offers a near blow-by-blow account of how compensation deals were struck.

Clear Channel said the compensation deals were set up to ensure continuity of management and stability of leadership.

Earlier, in late 2003, the company Bristow had agreed to a compensation deal for five children, whose fathers were killed in the crash.

More than 3,000 villagers blocked a highway and clashed with police while protesting alleged official corruption in a land compensation deal.

They are trying to work out a compensation deal with 16 German companies for an estimated one million survivors of slave labor and forced labor camps.

A multimillion-pound compensation deal and apology were granted by the British government in 2012 for fishermen who lost their livelihoods in the 1970s.

February 2007: JH shareholders, overwhelmingly approve a "compensation deal for asbestos victims worth $4 billion over the next 40 years".

A compensation deal for the families of the Lockerbie victims was agreed and UN sanctions on Libya were lifted.

When this payout was criticized in the local media, North York council chose to revoke the compensation deal and fire Davidson outright.

But Eisner makes no effort to address some of the criticisms of his management style, notably what some critics say is an unusually large compensation deal.

However, on 14 January 2011 Howe became the new Burnley manager after the club agreed a compensation deal with Bournemouth.

A compensation deal was ultimately brokered by the former N.F.L. commissioner Paul Tagliabue.

In November 2009, the Metropolitan Police reached a compensation deal with the family of Jean Charles de Menezes.

But Mr. Johnson and a small group of executives had secured a wildly profitable compensation deal with Shearson that could have brought them well over $100 million each.

On 24 February 2010 Halifax Mayor Peter Kelly made the Africville Apology, apologizing for the eviction as part of a $4.5-million compensation deal.

If only the station benefits from this experiment, NBC would probably seek to renegotiate its affiliate compensation deal, under which it pays a station to carry its programs.

Saints received permission from the Airtricity League club to speak to the Liverpudlian and had agreed a compensation deal following McInnes' move to Bristol City.

The ÖGB finally settled with an 11 million Schillings compensation deal, and Kurt Falk took over the 50% from Ferdinand Karpik.

This reality calls into question the oft-heard argument that outsized pay is based on market forces and that because companies have to jockey for the very best, enormous compensation deals are reasonable.

On 3 August 2011, Ince signed a two-year contract with Blackpool, with an option for a third, after a compensation deal was agreed between his new club and Liverpool.

That compensation deal is now at the center of various lawsuits involving Mr. Grasso, Mr. Langone, politicians, Wall Street executives and the New York attorney general.

The government's compensation of the airlines comes when it has also announced a compensation deal worth A$60m with the troubled Australian subsidiary of the American photographic giant Eastman Kodak.

He and H. Carl McCall, the state comptroller, had used their power over rich pension funds to help bring about a $1.25 billion compensation deal with Swiss banks a couple of years ago.