In Baltimore, the DoJ says it is already working with the city to "forge a court-enforceable agreement to develop enduring remedies to the constitutional and statutory violations we found".
At family gatherings, at weddings and bar mitzvahs, from the time I was small, among all my siblings and cousins, I always felt a sense of dutifulness about hanging out with the old people, enduring their interrogations, remedying their ignorance of baffling modern phenomena, such as Wacky Packages or David Bowie, and, above all, listening to their reminiscences.
Doniger tries to remedy the enduring impression of a "unified Hinduism" created in large part by the first British scholars of India.
Hence, genuine and enduring peace requires a comprehensive remedy where the underlying issues are carefully addressed.
These factors render the state in a perpetuating cycle of fragility and an enduring state of emergency resistant to remedy, vulnerable to recurrent shocks and stuck in underdevelopment [ 8, 33, 35].
The long history and enduring popularity of many therapies, for example herbal remedies and acupuncture, were often perceived as indicators that they benefited patients.
Modelled on Roosevelt's New Deal, which got the US back to work and ended the Great Depression, the Green New Deal would create hundreds of thousands of green jobs in energy conservation, renewable energy, public transport and affordable homes; simultaneously meeting people's needs, helping remedy climate destruction and kick-starting an enduring economic revitalisation.
This is a critical first step in identifying the facts about past violations and their enduring impact on victims, and informs the types of remedies required to respond to the violations.
Sprinkle thinks that even if a safe and "convincingly enduring" intervention would become available, people would likely prefer a non-genetic remedy ([ 16]: 89).
He thought about enduring.
