Sentence examples for offer a redress from inspiring English sources
Privacy Shield does offer a redress path for EU citizens, enabled by the U.S. signing the Judicial Redress Act into law and extending its designation to countries in the EU — although critics argue the redress path may be too complex for European consumers to be effective.
The Home Office might offer a small redress to the raped and murdered women if it resolved in future to tell the police to stick to what works.
Oslo sought to trade 1967 against 1948 — that is, to obscure the historical roots of the conflict in return for a political settlement that offered a partial redress that focussed solely on post-1967 realities.
Social networks, especially, seem to offer an opportunity to redress the balance of an exclusively individual focus on self-management [ 70], because they address the broader set of contributions and resources available to people in need of chronic illness management and support [ 5].
Even analysts sympathetic to Mr. Assad acknowledge that his leadership has so far failed to offer a real plan to redress any of those grievances, other than to warn against the alternative to having him in control.
Rather than offer a tangible olive branch to redress grievances, he offered little in the way of meaningful reforms.
First, the campaign had a deadline which attracted a huge constituency of churchgoers inspired by the Biblical concept of jubilee, a time to offer dramatic redress for injustice.
There they received a letter from the mutinous troops, in which they demanded Maurice's resignation, a redress of their grievances, and offered the crown to either of the two.
"Ipso fails to meet the basic criteria for a regulator, or to offer the redress rightly demanded by the public after the phone hacking scandal.
Today, however, offers a chance for redress.
The Supreme Court hears arguments today in a case that offers a chance to redress an enormous wrong done by President Bush and Congress when they denied justice to a group of prisoners.
