Sentence examples for commitment to remedies from inspiring English sources
Andrea Coomber, of Justice, said: "The government's case would fundamentally undercut the international rule of law and undermine the global commitment to remedies for victims of human rights violations.
We should not waver in our commitment to remedy energy poverty, as we strengthen our commitment to the UN's other sustainable development goals.
But Boku is steadfast in its commitment to remedy this issue.
"Given Indonesia's record of violence and poor conditions in its detention facilities, it's worrying that the government has chosen to build a new facility without any commitment to remedying such basic human rights issues," Farmer told IRIN.
The lack of a credible complaint also undermines credibility in the government's commitment to the remedies it achieves.
Cynthia Townley has also argued for the positive value of ignorance in our epistemic practices, recognizing that our rich relations of epistemic dependence require trust, which itself requires ignorance and a commitment to refrain from remedying it (2011, 23).
Alternative remedies, with their commitment to treating body and mind and their tailor-made approach, would seem to be the perfect medicine for our times.
Given the political commitment to foster innovation activity, government interventions can provide remedies to market failures.
Doing so and alleviating any readily remedied causes of dissatisfaction may improve patient commitment to treatment protocols and secondary factors such as adequate nutrition.
But because his goal was to stimulate a government commitment to addressing the problem, Moynihan's report did not pursue the question of what remedies might work best.
