Sentence examples for always redress from inspiring English sources

Even in instances where sources receive compensation, later compensation does not always redress past inequities.

Give the wound air from time to time, but always redress it with a brand new bandage, along with some fresh antibiotics.

The British media doesn't always help redress this imbalance.

Self-regulation does not always offer fair (or any) redress to citizens who have had lies written about them.

Brummies have always sought counter-narratives as redress against an outside world that misrepresents and misunderstands them.

When it comes to citizens celebrating their freedom of speech, peaceable assembly, and petitioning the government for redress of grievances in Washington, it always boils down to a numbers game.

That, he told me, is always the single most important issue when trying to redress victims.

British theatre has been trying to redress the under-representation, but while we may not always be villains, we are rarely asked to play characters whose ethnicity is incidental to the role (unlike black or South Asian actors).

In 2013 he set up his own newspaper in Trinidad to redress the balance: "Truth, when crushed to the ground, will always rise … A new weekly newspaper shall be launched – Sunshine Newspaper – bringing new hope to your lives".

The consumer"s contribution to the Information Society will always be proportionate to the flexibility of its offerings, of learning, of culture, of redress for inbuilt disadvantages of health or locality.

The fact that so many children of means take costly tutorials to ready themselves for testing has always been a matter of concern to anyone hoping to see the racial imbalances redressed.