Sentence examples for key remedy from inspiring English sources

For years now, changing the voting system has been proposed as the key remedy for fixing the political system, as politicians worry about falling participation in elections.

Another key remedy from the CMA will be to force suppliers to open up their customer databases to rivals, in a bid to gain more industry-wide transparency and to encourage consumer switching.

In a vigorous dissent, Justice Sonia Sotomayor accused the court majority of imposing "its own bare policy preference over the considered judgment of Congress" depriving "vaccine-injured children of a key remedy that Congress intended them to have".

Economic development is "a key remedy to violence", he argues; you may not be able to take the testosterone out of young thugs, but creating jobs gives them something to do other than take up machetes.

Indeed, a state commission headed by Thomas R. Suozzi, the Nassau County executive, recommended on Dec. 1 that school districts with fewer than 1,000 students be consolidated as a key remedy for easing what Mr. Suozzi called "the crushing school property tax burden our state faces".

Jack Blackwell, Pacific-Southwest Regional foresaid, said a shift was warranted because a key remedy proposed in the Clinton plan -- controlled burning to reduce tangled undergrowth and ease the risk of wildfire -- simply couldn't get the job done fast enough.

Key remedies for treating withdrawal symptoms include nux vomica, for sickness, tension and irritability; ignatia, for the more hysterical type who is also prone to headaches; and staphysagria, for those hypersensitive to environmental stimuli (eg, noise) and who get angry easily.

It was something he'd made in fifth-grade woodworking class, probably the best thing he'd ever made in any class, carefully tapping in the nails and sanding the edges, carving his name on the lid—"Bobby"—then screwing in the hinges, screwing in the latch secured by a small padlock, the loss of its key remedied by a single blow from a hammer.

It was something he'd made in fifth-grade woodworking class, probably the best thing he'd ever made in any class, carefully tapping in the nails and sanding the edges, carving his name on the lid — "Bobby" — then screwing in the hinges, screwing in the latch secured by a small padlock, the loss of its key remedied by a single blow from a hammer.

Youth Unemployment in Belgium: Diagnosis and Key Remedies, IZA Policy Paper No. 66, Bonn: IZA.

Now, however, proponents of limiting CEO pay have scaled back their ambitions, pushing transparency and the subsequent public shame as key remedies.