"Our vulnerabilities are well known, but our existing programs to remedy these weaknesses are inadequate".
The good news is that, slowly and steadily, as more institutions acknowledge the bias against women and initiate programs to remedy it, real change is taking place.
The election supposedly marked the demise of an ideological consensus that had dominated national politics since Franklin Roosevelt's election in 1932 and that made politically possible the use of government programs to remedy the inequities of free-market capitalism.
Despite decades of social science arguing that joblessness among disadvantaged youth is a key cause of violent offending, programs to remedy youth unemployment do not consistently reduce delinquency.
The Shinnecock Bay Restoration Program promises to remedy the environmental ills that blight a stretch of water in Eastern Long Island.
Following the very low uptake in 2011, the Ugandan national program attempted to remedy the situation by adopting new strategies for distribution of praziquantel.
As part of the larger NIEHS Environmental Justice Program framework, the Partnerships program seeks to remedy the unequal burden borne by socioeconomically disadvantaged persons in terms of residential exposure to greater-than-acceptable levels of environmental pollution, occupational exposure to hazardous substances, and fewer civic benefits such as sewage and water treatment.
There is a need to carry out studies to document the level of awareness, skill and attitudes among Kenyan health professionals on the HbA1C test in lower level health care facilities and assess existence of relevant training programs initiated to remedy any identified knowledge gaps.
He disagreed with O'Connor's opinion, for the Court, that states and localities could institute race-based programs, if they identified past discrimination, and if the program was designed to remedy the past racism.
The program will attempt to remedy the discrepancy between public demand for lawyers and lack of funding.
