THE SORE SPOT No feeling so rankles in the mind as the sense of uncompensated labor.
Hence, when an employee over-steps this boundary he has fixed in his own mind, he has the sense ofuncompensated labor.
If any senator thinks that I have exaggerated the injury suffered by the United States, on account of the uncompensated masses of public money in the hands of the bank, I am now going to convince him that he is wrong.
The White List would be immensely larger if the Consumers' League would concede the matter of uncompensated overtime at the Christmas season.
Only the long, slow process of public education will remove the custom whereby thousands of young girls and women are compelled every holiday season to give their employers from thirty to forty hours of uncompensated labor.
They defended, on what they called economic grounds, their long hours anduncompensated overtime.
Essex and Hetty were favorite servants, and the memory of the long uncompensated services of those "old and faithful servants," seems to have touched their master's heart.
Pain can be avoided by none of the sons of men, yet the horrible and uncompensated subtraction which it makes from the value and usefulness of human life, is one of the most formidable obstacles to the smoother progress of the world.
Uncompensated Takings "It is well settled that 'neither a natural person nor a corporation can claim damages on account of being compelled to render obedience to a police regulation designed to secure the common welfare.
See also the cases hereinafter discussed on the limitations on "uncompensated takings.
Compulsory Expenditures The enforcement of uncompensated obedience to a regulation for the public health and safety is not an unconstitutional taking of property without due process of law.
Moreover, it is elementary that enforcement of uncompensated obedience to a regulation passed in the legitimate exertion of the police power is not a taking without due process of law.
Long before him, Moses, in making a distribution of lands, declaring patrimony inalienable, and ordering a general and uncompensated cancellation of all mortgages every fiftieth year, had opposed a barrier to the invasions of force.
The general fall of money income which has necessarily followed from a fall of prices, uncompensated by a corresponding expansion of sales, induces a shrinkage of consumption.
He contends strongly for the existence of Disinterested Sentiment, or Benevolence; but scarcely recognizes it as leading to absolute and uncompensated self-sacrifice.
It is a remarkable indication of the spirit of Butler's age, or of his estimate of it, that he would never venture to require of any one a single act of uncompensated self-sacrifice.
In weak hearts, especially inuncompensated hearts, the conditions are reversed and C.
In such cases digitalis is useful, but its action is never so striking as in cases of this general character due to uncompensatedvalvular disease.
Differentiate as soon as possible between the uncompensated heart caused by valvular disease and that caused by arteriosclerosis.
Remember that in the uncompensated heart morphine not only eases the oppressive dyspnea, but also steadies and stimulates the heart.
With the wrong axes uncompensated centrifugal forces and uncompensatedcomposite centrifugal forces appear, due to rotation.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "uncompensated" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
