Sentence examples for needs to redress from inspiring English sources

Someone from within needs to redress this and bring out the best from each of the 62 young men who have been called up to duty and then left out to hang.

"He's clearly a man of the establishment," said Mr. Bogle, a persistent industry critic who argues that it needs to redress an imbalance favoring managers at the expense of investors.

Beuret's report concludes that women need to be told how drinking impairs judgement (59% said they felt OK to drive) and advises the emphasis on advertising and education about alcohol needs to redress the male bias and be targeted at women drivers.

But in the meantime, a vacuum at the heart of government could drag out, delaying the implementation of crucial measures that Britain needs to redress its fiscal imbalances.

Froelich says Barron still needs to redress the damage done to the university from the firings while addressing the continuing fiscal crisis.

Social marketing needs to redress PrEP-related stigmas through health promotion campaigns aimed at clinicians, HIV-affected communities, and people at high risk of HIV who might benefit from PrEP access.

We need to redress this balance".

We need to redress the balance here.

Do you need to redress your work-life balance?

Countries in the periphery need to redress their loss of competitiveness against the core which is to say, Germany.

Sharpton, who is a personal adviser to President Obama, believes that "direct action" is needed to redress the balance.