Sentence examples for help to remedy from inspiring English sources

The publication of this new collection of letters should help to remedy this.

The duties "will help to remedy the material injury already suffered by the U.S. industry and force the Chinese and Vietnamese producers to compete fairly," he said.

These lurid hypotheticals deny the reality that military women face far greater danger of sexual assault and harassment from their fellow troops — a crisis that the Pentagon has slowly been addressing, and that full combat integration should help to remedy.

Several initiatives announced this week, some focused on collaboration and others on openness, may help to remedy those problems.On July 14th GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), a British drugs giant, announced that it would waive patent restrictions to allow generic drugs firms to copy its HIV drugs for sale in poor countries.

While President Obama clearly does not want Isis (or rather the "caliphate") to outlive his presidency, there are no guarantees the US and the international community will continue their support and help to remedy these shortcomings, as well as mediate between rival factions.

We hope our study will help to remedy this gap.

But it does have a role, not least in helping to remedy the imbalance between the strong and weak.

But it does have a role, not least in helping to remedy the imbalance between the strong and weak" ("The wall and the law", July 17th).

And the state ought to acknowledge William's public service by helping to remedy the damage the crime inflicted on him.

Amplified drum kits can tend to drown out vocal mics, so the slight muffle of ear plugs helps to remedy this imbalance.

The real issues facing the Fed are how much its policies, especially quantitative easing, are helping to remedy this situation, and whether they are creating the conditions for another ruinous asset-price bubble.