Sentence examples for demand redress from inspiring English sources

Five lawsuits filed by Canadian citizens demand redress for historical injustices dating back to 1867.

There is no clear target from which protesters can demand redress.

If we withdrew, the Iranians would demand redress, and the other parties would be sympathetic.

Austerlitz senses that buildings bear witness to the past, as unquiet ghosts in our midst demand redress.

Where are the crowds of revenue slaves flocking to London to demand redress for the squandering of their money?

Rolling Thunder blends remembrance with protest (it is officially a "First Amendment demonstration", asserting the right of citizens to assemble and demand redress from the government).

Christopher Moore, a commission member, also said the situation demanded redress.

The group has demanded redress from the government.

The horror of America's brutal history of slavery and racial apartheid, its centrality to American history and culture, and its comprehensive distortion of American institutions demands redress.

First, because killing Huddy without even the pretence of a trial had been "barbarous in the extreme, and most certainly demands redress".

In 1790 and 1791 there came to him a number of petitions from the lower classes of society demanding redress of various grievances.