Sentence examples for from redressing from inspiring English sources

Did young stars such as Thiago Alcantara and Isco perhaps notice that the last Premier League season, aside from redressing the melodrama of the previous one with numbing tedium, was also disastrously bereft of quality?

"The failing of this approach is that it effectively straitjackets antitrust enforcers and courts from redressing monopolistic abuses, thereby allowing all but the most bold and predatory conduct to go unpunished and undeterred," she said.

"This dramatically changes the program from redressing a historical injustice to creating a novel land program," three dozen environmental groups wrote to Congress in January, opposing the idea and asking to keep the program out of the larger conservation bill, which they supported.

The practicalities of hybrid human rights impact assessments are challenging (from redressing power imbalances to including legitimate mediation, from ensuring independent funding to empowering communities to say no to harmful projects).

The royal commission did not recommend that those with a criminal history should be excluded from redress.

Perceived inadequacies in levels of compensation available through social insurance combined with perceptions of injustice over employer immunity from redress under the civil law are leading to some reorientation of national "no fault" compensation systems towards a closer fit with civil law models.

There is a plethora of interventions an employer can choose from to redress their workforce inequalities, but how do they know which will be most effective?

Simply blaming the cuts won't cut it any longer, if it ever did, especially when the inevitable next question to Labour is to ask where will they get any extra money from to redress the cuts?

The Chinese Association of South Africa had challenged their exclusion from laws aimed at redressing economic imbalances under white-minority rule, which ended in 1994.

In 1610, he broke relations with the Ming court, and in 1618 demanded a tribute from them to redress "Seven Grievances".

This occurred in a context in which Connecting for Health was considered to be under pressure from government to redress a "worrying lack of progress" on the national programme for information technology.