"I told them that I accepted full accountability and responsibility for what had happened and that I was committed to remedying the situation," Mr. Weldon said.
"Accordingly, we have every reason to believe that the county is committed to remedying all known deficiencies" at the jail, the report stated.
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In response, Schreiber shared Teicke's post on his own LinkedIn profile, and thanked him for a "very amicable and constructive meeting" and for committing to remedy the issues raised in the complaint.
But he also talked about the U.S. trade deficit in goods with the E.U., which was $151.4 billion last year, saying he was committed to "remedy these trade balances".
That figure comes from the year-end 2013 report by Secretary of State Debra Bowen, who signed the settlement agreement with voting-rights advocates that commits the state to remedying its past failure to register voters through its Covered California campaign with the current mega-mailing.
Also named is Chief Esposito, the highest-ranking uniformed officer in the Police Department, who was present during the arrests and who, the suit said, "failed to remedy the wrongs committed by the police officers".
if the other party commits any breach of any of the terms of this Agreement and fails to remedy that breach (if capable of remedy) within 30 days after notice from the other party giving full particulars of breach and requiring it to be remedied; or 15.1.2.
A doctor tries to remedy".
