Sentence examples for by redressing from inspiring English sources

Here Desai quietly, relentlessly exposes the longings of someone at the slack-end of life, trying to renew it by redressing a perceived early injustice.

Prime Minister Hussein Onn, 55 years old and the head of the nation's dominant political party, the United Malays National Organization, or UMNO, has emphasized that only by redressing racial imbalances can the economic conditions of the poor be improved.

If the world is to make good on the promise of "never again," states must shoulder more of the burden by redressing atrocities — not before the I.C.C. in The Hague, but in their own national courts.

Guilt prompts a cheater in danger of being found out to repair the relationship by redressing the misdeed and advertising that he will behave better in the future (consistent with Mencken's definition of conscience as "the inner voice which warns us that someone might be looking").

The hotel has maintained its Old World grandeur by redressing 282 guest rooms and suites with custom-made furnishings and furniture à la Louis XV, while it has simultaneously entered the modern age with touch-screen AMX Systems in each room that control the temperature and lighting and put guests in direct contact with concierge services.

Many MPs believe the boundary changes would help the Tories by redressing historical anomalies.

The institution itself was absent in carrying out their mandated duties of providing a space for women to access education by preventing and redressing sexual harassment".

"The Project for Criminal Law Reform in Sudan has been initiated by REDRESS and Khartoum Center for Human Rights and Environmental Development (KCHRED).

I am currently halfway through The 365-day challenge, an educational consumer campaign organized by Redress, where for one year, I only wear clothes others have dumped.

The UN working group on arbitrary detention (WGAD), in response to a claim by Redress, ruled that the Briton's imprisonment and her separation from her daughter, who is in the care of her Iranian grandparents, was in breach of the international covenant on civil and political rights.

That the bone-deep humiliation felt by Palestinians and the bone-deep fear felt by Israelis can be redressed by more force.