Sentence examples similar to failure of redress from inspiring English sources
But the failure to redress corporate violations of international law runs afoul of the U.S. obligation to provide a meaningful remedy for such abuses.
A disciplinary panel of the General Medical Council ruled that his "fitness to practise was impaired" because of his reluctance to consider asphyxiation in the murder case, the falsification of his professional CV, and his failure to redress previous professional shortcomings.
Continued failure to redress the current imbalance between the characterization of the exposome and the genome would have serious implications for cancer prevention.
As with deficits, failure to redress excessive imbalances is subject to punishment.
The movement tapped into frustration, expressed even by dismayed Nahda supporters, over its failure to redress economic and social ills.
Even in wealthier countries, over time the failure to redress rights violations corrodes public faith in government.
The low level of general education resulting from protracted turmoil also limited professional development and was reported to be particularly influential in the failure to redress the male/female health worker imbalance.
Some commentators warn that the failure of CCTs to redress gender roles and transfer power to recipients may result in CCTs perpetuating social inequalities (Forde et al. 2011).
The Palestinian leader described recent events as "the inevitable outcome of what we had previously warned of, including violations and crimes we previously reported, as well as the failure of the international community to redress this injustice and distress suffered by our people, most particularly our youth".
Success, he wrote, was still "probable" if we "increase resources and redress the disastrous failure of the international community to get its act together".
And it will seek to redress the persistent failure of government to overcome the poverty and racial inequity that have led to decades of social and economic stagnation in Mississippi.
