Sentence examples for providing redress from inspiring English sources

The case became as important for the precedents it set as for providing redress for his victims.

It is crucial to establish a national reconciliation commission responsible for providing redress to victims of the war.

Mr. Kuby filed suit under a 1984 law aimed at providing redress for innocent people who had been wrongfully convicted of crimes.

As noted, §§ 242 and 1983 were both derived from post-Civil War legislation providing redress for invasions of rights under color of state law.

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.

"The lesson companies must learn from the disaster is they must not only sign the Bangladesh safety accord, but also ensure the victims do not suffer further, as brands drag their heels over providing redress".

The classic derivative lawsuit provides redress to the wrongs suffered by the corporation.

But some consumer advocates warn that the arbitration system may provide redress in only the most egregious cases.

The State Department said American law provides redress, including by allowing plaintiffs to sue "federal officials directly for damages under provisions of the U.S. Constitution".

It also requires the press council to consider complaints of professional misconduct, and to provide redress and impose sanctions for misconduct.

Members of the opposition say they have no illusions that the Venezuelan justice system will provide redress while Mr Chávez is in power.