Sentence examples for could be redressed from inspiring English sources

They could be redressed.

The charges of bribery and abuses of power also indicated that corruption cases in Chongqing could be redressed, he said.

That could be redressed with the stroke of a pen and most of those schools would accept the cuts because, surprise, surprise, they are teachers at heart and most teachers support Gonski's recommendations.

"Since DiMaio's complaint does not allege any actual or imminent injury, nor suggest in any way how that 'injury' could be redressed by a favorable judgment, we are without jurisdiction to entertain the appeal," the ruling said.

Since not all of the energy of beta radiation could be accounted for, the law of conservation of energy appeared to be violated, but Pauli argued that this could be redressed if another, undiscovered, particle was involved.

Others encouraged patients to describe their concerns and fears in the hope that they could be redressed through discussion.

He wasn't invited to the elite meetings, said Norman who controlled the purse-strings and much else in the sport, "because you couldn't fill a phone box" but suggested that could quickly be redressed if he changed his attitude.

Here's what they thought: Gross health inequality: Claire Reynolds, a councillor in Tameside, Greater Manchester, argued that the economic disparity between London and Manchester had created a health gap that could only be redressed by bringing the NHS under local control.

Hopefully, the monkey selfie movie will take full advantage of the gripping, heated arguments that flew around the courtroom, like PETA's allegation that Naruto "suffered concrete and particularized economic harms" by not getting credit for his photos, an ill that could only "be redressed by a judgment declaring Naruto as the author and owner of the Monkey Selfies".

The wound has to be redressed daily.

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