Sentence examples for fully redress from inspiring English sources

"No amount of time would fully redress the injury suffered by this child," Mr. Tierney said.

If the Fifth did fully redress the loophole in the First, it would be a precautionary tale: Sometimes amendments need emendation for full, practical clarity.

However, such risk-taking may be rooted in earlier ACEs, the impact of which even unlimited wealth may not fully redress.

These strategies are important for elevating Indigenous issues in AR5 but are unlikely to fully redress the absence of expertise among CAs.

However, accounting for referral source did not fully redress differences in adolescent reports of externalizing symptoms (F [4, 430] = 2.6, p = 0.04).

MEMORANDUM IN SUPPORT OF PROPOSED FINAL JUDGMENT Microsoft's proposed final judgment fully redresses the conduct found by the Court to be anticompetitive.

Accordingly, paragraph 4.b fully redresses the Court's finding that Microsoft prevented OEMs from removing the ready means of accessing Internet Explorer and from promoting Netscape Navigator during the initial Windows boot sequence.

However, our early intervention was intentionally predicated on the assumption that it would be better to attempt to block the initial development of enteropathy rather than attempt to redress the fully established gut damage, which is slow to repair.

Some of this week's songs deal with events that have taken years to fully unfurl, others attempt to redress the balance after generations of endemic deception.

Senior bureaucrats from New South Wales, Victoria, Northern Territory, the Australian Capital Territory and Queensland were all reluctant to fully commit to a national redress scheme, saying they were supportive but needed more detail from the commonwealth.

It requires visibility into the algorithmic and data inner workings of these platforms, as well as some form of redress and the ability to fully remove ourselves.