Sentence examples for before redress from inspiring English sources

Before Redress was created, Postal Service employees embroiled in disputes with their bosses followed procedures that could drag on for years.

Make sure to wash your hands before redressing your tattoo.

"But it has taken years to get this far and many people have given up or died before getting redress".

Also, most people dry off after a shower before they redress, unless I'm drunk.

Huge numbers of Russian citizens and businesses also seek redress before the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg.

If the host government were to default on its commitments, investors should be able to seek redress before special tribunals or national courts.

"Those who wish to settle their differences before a mufti should be allowed to do so, but the same should apply to people seeking redress before a Greek civil court," he cautions.

RGL Management said it was looking to swell the ranks of former GRG clients seeking redress before a courtroom fight that was likely to be met by a fierce defence from RBS. "This is about making people realise that there is a vehicle through which they can claim," said Hayward.

Second, it is also important to acknowledge the legal context of such rights and its relevance in terms of the ability of individuals who claim to have suffered harms to seek effective redress before a court or tribunal.

Of all the great and necessary freedoms listed in the First Amendment, freedom to exercise religion (not just to believe, but to live out that belief) is the most important; before freedom of speech, before freedom of the press, before freedom of assembly, before freedom to petition the government for redress of grievances, before all others.

Clydesdale is now reviewing all PPI complaints handled before August 2014 and will pay redress to any affected customers.