Roleset reimburse.01 Verbnet Class: 1 "pay back":

Roles:

Arg0:payer


Arg1:amount of cash


Arg2:paid to


Arg3:in-exchange-for

Examples:

Note that args 1/3 are reversed from what they were in 'pay'.


payment (-)
...and $2.8 million in overhead costs that *trace* won't be reimbursed *trace*.
ArgM-MOD:	wo
ArgM-NEG:	n't
REL:	reimbursed
Arg1:	*trace* -> *trace* -> that -> overhead costs




payee and in-exchange-for (-)
Gulf Power had set up an elaborate payment system through which it reimbursed outside vendors -- primarily three Florida advertising agencies -- for making illegal political contributions on its behalf.
Arg0:	it
REL:	reimbursed
Arg2:	outside vendors -- primarily three Florida advertising agencies --
Arg3-for:	making illegal political contributions on its behalf




tenuous example with args 1-2-3 (-)
Douglas R. Pappas of Myerson & Kuhn says about $5.3 million of the award goes directly to the USFL *trace* to reimburse it for fees already paid.
Arg1:	*trace* -> about $5.3 million of the award
REL:	reimburse
Arg2:	it
Arg3-for:	fees already paid

This is tenuous because the trace doesn't need to be linked to the money; it could be a targetless agent trace. In general it seems like arg1 and args2/3 are mutually exclusive, depending on the grammaticality of the following:


all args? (-)
Mary reimbursed John $.25 for dinner.
Arg0:	Mary
REL:	reimbursed
Arg2:	John
Arg1:	$.25
Arg3-for:	dinner