Significats de compo en anglès

For others it would have been a case for compo.

There'll be a compo claim one of these days.

In the "compo culture" we inhabit, no one seems responsible for their own actions.

It is like "compo culture" in reverse.

Imogen was still managing to hang onto her compo sure, when Penelope brought up the subject of her head dress.

A "compo culture" is rampant in the Republic, generating horrendous costs for companies, the Small Firms' Association said yesterday.

Stacks of frames in raw wood, frames in "compo," samples gilded and in natural finish littered the untidy place.

The Personal Injuries Assessment Board is not living up to its promise to curb 'compo culture', writes Paul Cullen,Consumer Affairs Correspondent.

His ''compo'' was used so successfully that the patent was infringed: many of his moulds still exist and are in constant use.

Mr McDowell said his proposals were a direct attack on "compo culture" which could only have a positive effect on insurance premiums.

The Lansdowne Market Research survey suggests most people are honest with insurance claims despite a perception of widespread "compo culture" in Ireland.

He then lodged a second compo bid, claiming injury as the result of customer abuse as well as a change in his team seating arrangements.

At the height of the Republic's so-called "compo culture", claims for personal injuries were, they implied, sometimes fraudulent, often trivial and always costly.

This involves two themes all too familiar in the story of reforming our "compo culture" regime -delay and the involvement of the legal profession.

Last year XIO Group bought fertilizer company Compo Expert from Compo for an undisclosed sum.

Just makes you non compos for six or seven-