Sentence examples for partial redressing from inspiring English sources
Putting money in the hands of the descendants of former trust holders is a partial redressing of history.
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.
Perhaps in partial redress, but also in pursuit of a traditional line of policy, they issued a general invitation to participate in a large (10,000 strong) colony at Heraclea in Trachis at the southern approach to Thessaly.
A proposed extension to the wobbly hub arrangement, which involves clients being transported to therapy services (dubbed 'double spoke' by ADHC-WR staff), appears to provide a partial solution to redress this situation by decreasing travel time for therapists, increasing frequency of services, and enabling interdisciplinary practice.
The current insufficient and partial nature of services available needs to be redressed.
The Conservatives made some attempt to redress these perverse incentives by introducing the internal market, which only came into partial effect and had little impact before being abolished.
Redressing history is satisfying.
Partial renationalisation.
Redressing the latter requires patience; the former cannot be redressed at all.
