Sentence examples for only redress from inspiring English sources

After 30 years, it may be that their only redress is that the grievances dismissed for so long are finally heard.

The only redress is to sue in the US under ATCA – the 1789 Alien Tort Claims Act – a unique statute which permits victims from anywhere in the world to sue any company or person for a wrong "committed in violation of the law of the nations".

So far Lloyds has hinted the only redress will be to claw-back bonuses from past and current directors such as ex-boss Eric Daniels, former head of retail Helen Weir and possibly the current chief executive Antonio Horta-Osorio, who was running the bank for 12 months before the bonus schemes were stopped in March 2012.

The new rule didn't apply to ponds on sites where power was no longer being produced, even though they are just as likely to leak, and it was "self-implementing," meaning that if companies didn't comply the only redress was a lawsuit.

Justice Goddard said it would seek to "revisit past wrongs", find out what happened and look at what is currently happening to ensure there is "not only redress but, most importantly, that children now and for the future are protected".

There is only limited redress for businesses that feel they have been punished unfairly.

But victims of Germany's postwar homophobia have received only modest redress.

Although initially seeking only a redress of grievances from the Polish crown, Khmelnytsky, following his arrival in Kiev, began to conceive of Ukraine as an independent Cossack state.

Given the "obvious, uncontrollable rage that underlies this conduct," Judge Visitacion-Lewis told Mr. Drake, the sentence of 25 years, the maximum that can be given for first-degree assault, was intended not only to redress the wrong but to "protect society from your violence".

The Maoists believe that the innate, structural inequality of Indian society can only be redressed by the violent overthrow of the Indian state.

Prime Minister Hussein Onn, 55 years old and the head of the nation's dominant political party, the United Malays National Organization, or UMNO, has emphasized that only by redressing racial imbalances can the economic conditions of the poor be improved.