Sentence examples for partly redress from inspiring English sources
Any sensible program of spending on homeland security would at least partly redress this balance.
Add the leftish New Democrats (NDP), with 6.5% and 9 seats, and Canada had got the government it wanted but certainly not the parliament (where indeed the official "leader of the opposition" was the Bloc's Lucien Bouchard, a party and a man who would sooner not be Canadian at all).The coming election may partly redress these absurd figures.
The news imbalance may have been partly redressed, but the Israeli version of the events and the presentation of legal arguments to justify Israel's actions by friendly commentators continues to occupy significant media space.
The Rhodes Must Fall campaign was founded partly to redress these issues.
The Medical Service Law of 1963 was amended to empower the Ministry of Health and Welfare to control the planning and distribution of future public and nonprofit medical facilities, partly to redress the urban-rural imbalance.
But the right to redress of the victims and their families is only partly met by establishing the facts about what happened that day; full accountability for any unlawful actions by state agents will also need to be ensured".
Kate Allen, Amnesty's UK director, said: "The right to redress of the victims and their families is only partly met by establishing the facts about what happened that day; full accountability for any unlawful actions by state agents will also need to be ensured".
The talks are part of a campaign, mediated by the United States, to partly compensate for the Nazi crimes by returning stolen property and providing redress for the victims.
Abraham conceded that a key issue for Hunt was arresting the decline in ratings on the main Channel 4 network, partly due to the 8% cuts in programme budget forced by the advertising down turn last year – now partly being redressed with a strengthened autumn schedule.
