Sentence examples for real redress from inspiring English sources

He said the PCC did not provide real redress.

Only then will any kind of serious progress be made in offering the victims of press intrusion some real redress.

A royal charter will protect freedom of the press whilst offering real redress when mistakes are made.

But the Department for Culture, Media and Sport said the politicians' charter "will protect press freedom while offering real redress when mistakes are made".

Monopolization is a form of theft, and raising wages slightly for a small subset of the people affected by theft doesn't come close to real redress.

"The government is working to bring in a system of independent press self-regulation that will protect press freedom while offering real redress when mistakes are made.

Over all, an important opportunity has been missed for real reform, redress and accountability.

To be sure, the emotional trauma of police families grieving lost loved ones is real and needs redress.

Truly open access to higher education, access that attempts to redress real inequalities of class, race and gender, provides little immediate profit.

Even analysts sympathetic to Mr. Assad acknowledge that his leadership has so far failed to offer a real plan to redress any of those grievances, other than to warn against the alternative to having him in control.

Until there is an honest accounting of the injustices meted out to Palestinians and there is a real effort to redress these wrongs, there can be no unqualified celebration of Israel's accomplishments.