Sentence examples for redress against from inspiring English sources

But there is no legal mechanism for redress against the UN.

Serfs were often harshly treated and had little legal redress against the actions of their lords.

In New Jersey, the courts are inmates' only avenue of redress against state agencies.

But for those seeking redress against alleged abuse or wrongdoing, prosecuting a subsidiary company is problematic.

Meanwhile, I have sought redress against the charge that I am not who I say I am.

As long ago as September 2013, Al-Jazeera first announced that it would seek legal redress against the Egypt.

"Scholarship," Housman says, "is a small redress against the vast unreason of what is taken from us".

Brummies have always sought counter-narratives as redress against an outside world that misrepresents and misunderstands them.

Britain's unwritten constitution gives people far less legal redress against bad decisions by bureaucrats than in France or Germany, notes Ms Appleton.

A long-awaited bill introduced into parliament this month aims to give more disabled people equal rights – including access to education, employment and legal redress against discrimination.

But the lesson of yesterday seemed to be that even such power is vulnerable and may offer no effective redress against terror.