Sentence examples for effective redress from inspiring English sources

We need a system of independent, self-regulation that encourages professional standards and provides effective redress, avoiding unnecessary litigation".

But the lesson of yesterday seemed to be that even such power is vulnerable and may offer no effective redress against terror.

Second, it is also important to acknowledge the legal context of such rights and its relevance in terms of the ability of individuals who claim to have suffered harms to seek effective redress before a court or tribunal.

This presents a major legal obstacle to effective redress of honor crimes in an already lawless region.

States also need to provide effective redress mechanisms to mitigate adverse environmental, economic, social or cultural impact.

We have announced measures to give the increasing number of families who rent from a private landlord more security – and effective redress if their landlord is not maintaining their property.

Half a dozen times now they have produced elaborate redesigns of the old, discredited Press Complaints Commission, each subtly different but none delivering the simple, effective, independent redress that Leveson said was necessary.

"Reding's Safe Harbor review is the next notch of escalation, long overdue, but there is a long way to go before the U.S. begins to take seriously the EU's demands for legal recognition of Europeans' rights and provision of effective legal redress," he added.

The authors concluded that it would not be cost effective to redress catheters at periodic intervals.

Neither did it establish an effective mechanism to redress grievances.

If the government fails to act decisively, allow effective integration and redress the imbalance in funding and profile between health and social care, then we risk the sector being brought to its knees.