Sentence examples for cannot redress from inspiring English sources

Quotas cannot redress this imbalance; they can merely hide its symptoms.

The persistence of dissent is having a corrosive impact on a regime that finds itself confronting a crisis of legitimacy it cannot redress and acts of defiance that it cannot extinguish.

Education, including early education, may make an important contribution but cannot redress wider inequalities or produce social mobility per se.

If the governing class cannot redress the severe economic inequalities that have enabled Trump, the national relief that he's not in the White House will be short-lived.

See Brief for Respondents, Amnesty International USA, et al. at 28. Clapper believes that the organizations do not have standing to sue because they base their claim on future injuries and on present injuries that judicial relief cannot redressed.

When people cannot secure redress, they take matters into their own hands – in any era.

The Strasbourg court is the one place to which anyone in any of those 47 countries can turn, from Portugal to Russia and from Norway to Turkey, if they feel that their rights have been trampled upon and that they cannot secure redress at home.

From this study, the use of organomineral fertilizer in the cultivation of watermelon could be used as alternative to mineral fertilizer, although cost effective but difficult to procure and cannot substantially redress the physical fragility of the soil.

Redressing the latter requires patience; the former cannot be redressed at all.

It is apartheid itself that Agaat and Milla embody, two women, black and white, ink and paper, who together, over 50 years, inscribed upon each other a scroll of wrongs, betrayals and sacrifices that cannot be redressed, only reread.

The adoption by rostral ENCCs of a predominantly circumferential migration, which is ineffective in pushing cells caudally, is likely to explain why ENCCs must reach the end of the gut within a strict time frame: any delay in ENCC migration cannot be redressed later, and would make terminal gut regions neuron-free, thereby compromising the organ's coordinated function.