Sentence examples for give redress from inspiring English sources

The old lyric concludes Is wont with speed to give redress, Of troubled mind for every sore, Sweet music hath a salve therefore.

The general basis for liability is the following: "Any act of a person that causes injury to another obligates the person through whose fault the injury occurred to give redress".

It gave redress to children when UK law still permitted corporal punishment in schools.

SAP was given a 45-second starting penalty for the next race whilst GAC Pindar was given redress for the remainder of the regatta".

"As you hear and see reports of the trial, I hope that you will keep an open mind to the efforts that Bayer made to give fair redress to this gentleman and, on a much broader scale, the tremendous contributions that our company has and continues to make to the health and welfare of millions of people worldwide," Ms. Fischer wrote.

If Lord McAlpine were a primary school teacher or a nurse, it's likely that the huge costs of taking on a defamation action (often a six figure sum, if not more, with no legal aid) would act as a deterrent, giving no redress whatsoever to repair reputation.

We need to ensure that female employees across all industries are afforded effective options to report sexual abuse and given appropriate redress.

"We believe in supporting political friends in the same way that many other businesses have consistently supported their political friends, and we believe that the small amounts of money we give are small redress for the amounts given by other substantial donors".

It is beneficial to all parties concerned – the industry and consumers – it does give a system of redress when mistakes are made.

Within 14 days, the bishop had to be advised of what was going on, to give directions for canonical redress.

It remains to be seen whether judges will accept the ombudsman as sufficient redress given that the office is not a legal process.