Sentence examples for aimed at redressing from inspiring English sources

Soon after his speech, the authorities unrolled a series of measures seemingly aimed at redressing that imbalance.

The Spanish court involved in the Google ruling is "the same court that has also tossed out complaints aimed at redressing the country's own past," Silva said.

The Chinese Association of South Africa had challenged their exclusion from laws aimed at redressing economic imbalances under white-minority rule, which ended in 1994.

General Nkunda's campaign began as a local insurgency aimed at redressing the grievances of a Tutsi minority that felt threatened by the aftershocks of the Rwandan genocide.

These findings suggest that the belief that only some people have the potential to become highly intelligent is a culturally shaped belief, and one that can lead people to oppose policies aimed at redressing social inequality.

But fewer than five million of those households are in the United States, and the network's new strategy, whose rollout began on Nov. 22 and will continue throughout the spring, is aimed at redressing that imbalance.

Among the report's more novel suggestions, and one aimed squarely at redressing this teaching shortfall, is a recommendation whose implementation Roberts describes as "very urgent": Undergraduate and postgraduate students should be recruited to work as teaching assistants in schools.

We will now explore six positions that aim at redressing the current situation as a matter of justice and one approach that condemns the actual situation for corrupting the norms of science.

Mr. Kuby filed suit under a 1984 law aimed at providing redress for innocent people who had been wrongfully convicted of crimes.

Proposals to be published by the regulator in the new year are aimed at providing "easier redress" when something goes wrong.

The Commission's proposal is aimed at major actions to redress this situation, but each of us can do our part at home today by reducing our plastic use, recycling aggressively, and drawing attention to individual and community actions through local boycotts, educational programs, and personal commitment.