Sentence examples for further redress from inspiring English sources

Another factor that may have incentivised Israel to join the table was the threat that Palestine could seek further redress through the UN.

Behind this change is a desire to further redress the underrepresentation of women in the life sciences, says EMBO Deputy Director Gerlind Wallon.

The problem was quickly resolved locally, but Rear Admiral Henry T. Mayo sought further redress by demanding an official disavowal of the act by the Huerta regime and a 21-gun salute to the American flag.

Now, Hauser Wirth & Schimmel further redresses this imbalance by representing additional L.A. heavy hitters Mark Bradford, Paul McCarthy, Diana Thater, Allan Kaprow Estate, The Estate of Jason Rhoades and the Mike Kelly Foundation for the Arts in their blue chip mix, along with emerging L.A. artists.

"Malia needs to go further to redress the concerns that were put to her," Langer said.

The energy giant will also face a sales ban and a further £7m redress if fails to meet its new interim targets.

The House of Cinema's managing director, Mohammed-Mehdi Asgarpur, had contended that the only way for it to be shut down was by a court ruling, and it was unclear on Wednesday how, or whether, the House of Cinema's management committee would seek further legal redress.

"The timing and amounts of any further settlements or redress however remain uncertain and could be significant".

We recommend further studies to redress this deficiency.

As a result, justice systems sometimes end up generating further harm than redress.

The investment banking arm will also shrink to use less of its global balance sheet, from almost 40% to nearer 33%, in a move intended to not only bolster performance but "reduce the risk of further fines and conduct redress penalties".