His remedy at each stage: leave Europe and curb immigration.
If Greece was not a member of the euro, but rather a struggling country in sub-Saharan Africa, the IMF remedy would be devaluation, debt relief and a welfare safety net to protect the most vulnerable.
Seeking to address that very problem, Harms and his fellow caddies last year identified one so-called injustice – the sponsor-filled bibs every caddie wears, sans payment – and asked the Tour to remedy the situation.
We delude ourselves when we talk as if the remedy to every problem is the "common good" that benefits every part of society.
Surely the remedy is therefore insufficient because the inaccuracy remains in place.
The first pillar represents the duty of the state to protect its own citizens; the second the duty of corporations to respect the rights of those citizens, and the third "the need for greater access by victims to effective remedy, both judicial and non-judicial".
"And I think he's seriously underestimated the steps that need to be taken to bring true remedy".
But even then a parent whose child is receiving a bad education is unlikely to feel that the chance to vote for a different councillor in four years' time is much of a remedy.
Unless he can find a way to remedy that, he will be endlessly mocked by Nicola Sturgeon and the Nationalists as an absentee leader.
But what's more, we occupied to remedy a feeling of profound political alienation and powerlessness: overcoming this was our greatest achievement.
For many in Hungary the internet has become a remedy from the government, but now Orbán is trying to pull down a digital iron curtain like they have in Iran or China", said Gulyás Balázs.
