indemnities
Meaning
of Indemnity
Source: Webster's dictionaryExamples
Trial of the Kaiser; punishment of those responsible for atrocities; fullest indemnities from Germany; Britain for the British, socially and industrially; rehabilitation of those broken in the war; and a happier country for all.
After courting the Japanese, Roosevelt decided to support the Tsar's refusal to pay indemnities, a move that policymakers in Tokyo interpreted as signifying that the United States had more than a passing interest in Asian affairs.
He adopted the slogan of "peace without indemnities or annexations, peace without conquerors or conquered."
The cash from the new team provided the American Football League with the funds needed to pay the indemnities required to be paid by the AFL to the NFL, as stipulated by the merger agreement.
France was forced to pay indemnities of 5 billion francs and cede Alsace-Lorraine.
All the salaries have now been paid, but for certain indemnities.