Sentence examples for cannot remedy from inspiring English sources

Schools alone cannot remedy all the problems children face.

The promised fig leaves of judicial supervision and parliamentary oversight cannot remedy the fundamental arbitrariness of this policy.

But there is one thing he cannot remedy: none of these plays offers a convincingly happy - let alone painless - design for loving.

The Premier League cannot remedy all the world's ills, but it must lead if it can, and it must certainly do no harm.

He faces little that a good heart cannot remedy and extricates himself from the nearest thing to a dilemma that he has to encounter: a "divided love" between an English woman, Harriet Byron, and an Italian, Signora Clementina.

"The state aid rules by their nature cannot remedy mismatches between tax systems on a global level," it said, contesting the EU's argument that Apple got benefits denied to other companies based in Ireland.

But it is a naïve logic that depends on a miracle cure for a disorder that even years of therapy cannot always remedy.

Gerald H. Silk, of the law firm Bernstein Litowitz Berger & Grossmann of Manhattan, which filed a class-action suit against LIPA in February, said the petitions to the commission "cannot retroactively remedy the harm that has been inflicted for several years on the ratepayers".

The President cannot entirely remedy the budget gap because it involves the role of Congressional committees.

But obvious flaws cannot be remedied by Congress because conservatives oppose any legislation at all that might ease implementation, health insurance lobbyists say.

And they have also provided proof there are few problems in life that cannot be remedied by a hug from Judd Hirsch.