Sentence examples for Correct the harm from inspiring English sources
In a response signed-off on by President Kim, the IFC largely dismissed the CAO findings rather than taking meaningful action to correct the harm that had been done.
"The Justice Department has an obligation to the people of the United States and when it brings affirmative litigation to correct wrongdoing by anyone it should be thinking broadly about remedies that help correct the harm," Lisa Foster, the former Director of the Office for Access to Justice at DOJ told HuffPost.
Ultimately, Dr. Yalouris said, the open space may be "a monument to technology, in that it shows you how technology can correct the harms of its ancestry".
Allowing challenges to E.P.A. orders before they are enforced would give landowners the ability to delay in correcting the harm they caused.
The first task British politics has to address is correcting the terrible harm we have done ourselves by assuming that nothing can be achieved through collective enterprise.
The letter "tried to correct the record for their customers, undo any harm that had been done and level the playing field," Colonel Murdock said.
For me, Silent Spring was a wake-up call that we must be alert to the signs that former "best practices" can do harm, and that society can take action to correct that harm while enhancing human well-being.
"As a Senator, Augustus will seek to correct the evils of government – especially the extraordinary damage caused by prohibition and interventionism, both of which harm American interests".
It could take another decade for office architects to correct the overenthusiasm for open offices despite the research suggesting their harm.
If Pogge is correct about the harm caused by our global institutions, this implies that we have an immediate duty of justice to those harmed regardless of where they live [ 22].
The fundraiser was successful, and Brutus underwent surgery to correct some of the harm done from his botched amputation, later receiving his artificial limbs.
