Sentence examples for adequate redress from inspiring English sources

And some wondered if the proposed list of rules rang hollow without the ability of investors to obtain adequate redress through the courts.

In these circumstances, the Court considers that an express acknowledgement of the violation of the applicant's rights occurred and she received adequate redress.

Since then, the feeds said, he had been lobbying for adequate redress, but growing more frustrated and desperate as officials ignored him.

As the final pieces of the deal are put in place, it is crucial for the government to secure adequate redress for wrongdoing and clear accountability up the chain of command.

In a letter to Icann, quoted by the Financial Times, Ms Lemaire said: "The lack of adequate redress mechanisms and, above all, the lack of accountability demonstrate the need for significant reform of Icann even before the current debate on the global internet governance system comes to a conclusion".

In 2012, the National Audit Office found that the government had "not sought adequate financial redress for underperformance" in drawing up a contract with Atos.

Atos had not "routinely met all the service standards specified in the contract", the report declared; its record on meeting targets was "poor"; the government had failed to seek "adequate financial redress for underperformance"; and the "management of the contract lacked sufficient rigour".

If an error caused the harm, offer compensation that is adequate to redress the patient's losses, without waiting for him or her to sue.

This finding suggests that the short letter may be adequate to redress the balance; however, group D was relatively more satisfied with their letter.

Nor did the complaint allege, even in conclusional terms, that petitioner does not have a plain and adequate remedy at law in the state court to redress any possible illegality in the arrest and incidental search and seizure.

That no redress was available in this country was itself a violation of one of the convention rights, as it is a duty under article 13 that signatory states ensure that there is an adequate remedy before their national courts for violation of other convention rights.