Sentence examples for redress between from inspiring English sources
Workers turned to the Labour Party for redress; between 1900 and 1906 the number of Labour members of Parliament rose from 2 to 29, and the Liberal government's Trade Disputes Act of 1906 nullified the effect of the decision.
While the system was intended to speed development and redress inequities between ethnic Malays and the country's more prosperous ethnic Chinese minority, critics say it has given way to inefficiency and corruption.
Regulating tenancies to redress the balance between landlord and tenant is only one small aspect.
The policy narrative from ACE is to point out that its direction of travel is to try to redress the balance between London and the rest of England.
For the abiding concern of social democrats – in JK Galbraith's phrase – is to redress the imbalance between public squalor and private affluence.
The two laws being pressed by Parliament would help redress the balance between the popularly elected government and the self-appointed religious establishment.
Having more powerful civilians in the Department of Defense does nothing to redress the balance between the military and diplomatic elements of United States foreign policy.
Or are the French and British right to press for arming the opposition in order to redress the imbalance between government and rebel forces?
It will also begin to redress the imbalance between small farmers and the huge corporations that have acquired vertical, and fundamentally anti-competitive, control over the meat industry.
As Mr MacFarlane writes, "The two national private television stations are now reliably controlled by the government".Last year, the government introduced a series of democratic reforms that aim to redress the imbalance between the executive and the legislature.
Policies to encourage women into the workplace, through better provisions for child care and parental leave, can also help redress the balance between workers and retirees.Some of those measures might have an interesting side-effect.
