Sentence examples for better redress from inspiring English sources

Schools, hospitals, orphanages, reformatories of all kinds, begin with the idea that an organisation could make things better, redress some of the damage we do to each other.

Working to support the people who provide legal advice and humanitarian assistance to migrants, Amnesty International hopes that a systematic change will lead to a better redress for victims of abuse.

It was right for Vaz's committee to "discuss this with the chief constables concerned and try to get to the bottom of why better redress has not been given".

Better redress is to never forget" – William Dalrymple As with Ireland, readers suggested several key moments of Britain's involvement in the Middle East for inclusion on this list – including British rule over part of the troubled region during the 1920s, 30s and 40s.

This is also the task for us — the European Commission — to inform the citizens about the possibility to get better redress and first of all to have their complaint dealt with properly".

Instead, Olswang are mixing things up, by reportedly contending breach of privacy, confidence and computer misuse (computer misuse surely is better redressed as criminal matters).

But I also see these proposed changes as a huge opportunity to serve our customers better while redressing outdated, irrational and inequitable laws.

Season four is getting better at redressing the balance in male-female nudity and this episode was another example of the makers trying to bring some parity to the bare flesh.

A better route to redress for shareholders may be to go after the executives themselves.

What better way to redress the wrongdoings of centuries past than by adopting a French facade in order to extract money from nostalgic Gauls?

What they object to, it seems, is that when the press gets things wrong and harms people unfairly, the charter system will give those people a much better chance of redress.