Sentence examples for creating remedies from inspiring English sources

Inaction by legislatures forces more and more of the responsibility for creating remedies into the hands of government executives or the courts.

Kathryn J. Rodgers, executive director of the NOW Legal Defense and Education Fund, which represented Ms. Brzonkala (pronounced brahn-KAH-lah), criticized the decision, saying it took "the federal government out of the business of defining civil rights and creating remedies".

Both bills seek to create remedies to pirated content because most of the foreign-based sites operate outside of the United States' legal system.

Historically, shepherds often created remedies by experimentation on the farm.

The interaction and adsorption of specific remedy source with lactose and/or silica in the lowest homeopathic potencies such as 1C or 1X and the next few very low potencies in glass vials containing ethanol-water solutions would create remedy-specific lactose- [ 79] and/or silica-adsorbed "nanoseeds" for generating subsequent potencies [ 3, 64].

MR. KLOCK -- I think they did rely, in creating the remedy, on the Florida Constitution.

And God responds immediately by creating a remedy to the situation, a way for the Israelites to heal.

Way ahead of Revlon or L'Oreal, the Egyptians were savvy in skincare, creating a remedy for burns by mixing mixed cheek and lip stain; and improving skin with red natron, northern salt and honey.

He sold that to build a new business that creates natural remedies and sells them nationwide.

With their public comments, the states are also trying to encourage the Justice Department to create effective remedies against Microsoft, short of splitting the company in two.

Prof. Sara Rosenbaum of George Washington University, whose casebook on health law was cited in last week's ruling, said: "Justice Souter cleared the way for states to create new remedies.