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Meanings of uncompensated in English

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Not paying a salary.

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His greatest dread is retirement and he hopes to work unsalaried beyond it.
The Guardian
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Under the old regime service was, for the most part, unsalaried.
Japan: An Attempt at Interpretation
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The Deputy Mayor's post under the new charter is unsalaried.
The new yorker
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Somewhere he had heard that Salisbury maintained an unsalaried team.
The Redheaded Outfield, and Other Baseball Stories
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Decide what standard of living you would accept and how long you could last unsalaried.
The Guardian
Usage of uncompensated in English
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Expanding Medicaid would reduce the burden of uncompensated care, federal officials said.
Reuters
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ELVs enhance expression of pro-survival proteins in cells undergoing uncompensated oxidative stress.
Pubmed
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He did not believe in imposing an uncompensated burden upon any man.
The Grand Old Man / Or, the Life and Public Services of the Righ...
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The background-compensated clinical images had higher image contrast than uncompensated images.
Pubmed
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By requiring everyone to obtain insurance, hospitals will have fewer cases of uncompensated care.
Reuters
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Ms Muña added that was what uncompensated care was for.
Radio NZ
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Others argue victims too often go uncompensated for injustice.
Reuters
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The industry's actions boosted spending for unreimbursed and uncompensated tobacco-related health care, the hospitals claimed.
The Irish Times
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Obamacare will begin reducing payments to hospitals for uncompensated care for the poor next year.
Reuters
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To them it is pure and uncompensated error.
On Compromise
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Valdez worked, uncompensated, in the laundry department, organising uniform supplies orders for the five other jails.
The Guardian
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Perpetrators walked free while victims remained uncompensated.
The South African
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The victims were uncompensated-thegreat majority unreformed.
The History of Tasmania , Volume II
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Fatherhood will not be such an uncompensated sacrifice in those days, even apart from its inherent rewards.
Woman and Womanhood: A Search for Principles
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One cause: hospitals are expected to have more uninsured patients, and Medicare pays for that uncompensated care.
Reuters
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Cardiac failure is dictated by an uncompensated reduction in the number of viable and fully functional cardiomyocytes.
Pubmed
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