Sentence examples for given remedy from inspiring English sources
High resolution imaging techniques [ 84, 87, 88], including atomic force microscopy, scanning electron microscopy, or transmission electron microscopy, can directly provide images of the actual presence of identifiable source nanoparticles in a given remedy [ 2, 3, 69].
Don't get too emotionally invested in a given remedy working.
Our own courts could not give remedies, until at last, in 1998, the Human Rights Act was passed.
Yet the provision in the ICCPR Act on enforcement of child rights in the Provincial High Court has not been used to challenge weak and ineffective law enforcement and give remedies and relief.
The application of emergency regulations and the undermining of the rule of law, impunity and weak law enforcement, have contributed to a situation where Constitutional protections have been used in the Supreme Court to respond reactively by giving remedies, without ensuring an environment that prevents violation and respect for rights.
In the case of haemophilia therapy it occurred as a result of transfusions of blood products made from large pools of donations and given to remedy the deficiency of clotting factor in a patient's blood.
I had seen GPs and pharmacists and been given various remedies, from "Try thick hand cream," to "Drink more water".
In 2011, the Humboldts at the sanctuary were given herbal remedies to ease their stress after three intruders broke into their enclosure, the Daily Mail reported at the time.
The Constitutional provisions on fundamental rights and equality and torture, and their interpretation by the Supreme Courts have in general given effective remedies against physical violence and arbitrary treatment by State actors.
Michael Werner of Sanford C. Bernstein, an investment bank, also points out that such a reform would help by giving legal remedy in case of default.
They add: "It may be that the civil law should be reformed to give a remedy for the publication of prejudicial information, in addition to the law of contempt.
