Sentence examples for effect redressing from inspiring English sources
While it sounds like a really daunting task to hire people when you are in effect redressing, or reskinning, the company.
We suggest that future studies of cultivation effects redress the balance of effort by focusing more on these significant issues and less on the effects of biodeposition in isolation.
Further research conducted in the United States by Harris Cooper and his colleagues has suggested that, while there may be advantages to implementing shorter summer breaks — parents tend to like it, and overcrowded school districts can stagger students' attendance — changing the calendar alone has a minimal effect upon redressing learning loss.
While Anglo-American psychoanalytic feminism theorizes gender as derived from or dependent on social (including familial) inequalities and power relations, and thus aims to reduce its psychic effects by redressing social and familial domination/subordination, French feminism does not calibrate the psyche on socio-cultural relations but on imaginary and symbolic representations.
Such substantial, pervasive, anti-competitive and ultimately illegal conduct requires strong conduct limitations and restrictions and affirmative requirements, in order to right the wrongs, address the resultant damaging market effects, and redress the consumer harm.
What the Bakke decision basically said to universities was: Stop talking about redressing the effects of past discrimination and start talking about the educational benefits of mixed-race student bodies, and you'll be on the safe side of the law.
Consequently, untrained, under-resourced and often unsupported managers – who themselves may be coping with the effects of conflict – are tasked with redressing perpetual workforce problems such as low productivity, incompetence, and absenteeism.
We hope that this issue will redress that balance.
Redressing this balance and exploiting the beneficial effects of probiotic bacteria is understandably an area of considerable interest.
This had the effect of forcing deflation on those regions with failing banks, and thus redressing the balance-of-payments imbalances that had developed.
