Sentence examples for redress both from inspiring English sources

In person and by revealing diary entries from the weeks leading up to her crime, she was able dramatically to express both her adoration of Robert and her ardent desire for revenge, articulating the vaunted emotion that resulted in a violent urge to seek redress both for her reputation and her child.

Mosley, swivelling furiously, delivered redress with both fists, and eventually the referee was forced to intervene, covering Margarito as he crumpled to the mat.

I say "almost" because it has required that I come to see victims of structural coercion as real victims, really wronged, and thus to see the demand for reform and redress as both legitimate and urgently necessary.

The union took a two-pronged approach, asking for redress under both the organization's dispute-resolution procedure and under a separate agreement on tariffs imposed as "safeguards," as the steel duties were.

He spoke of "redress" for both the relatives of the victims and the Dutch battalion of UN soldiers (Dutchbat) that proved unable to defend the "safe haven" of Srebrenica.

That balance was redressed at both concerts on Wednesday.

It is high time that aberration was redressed, and both the Gigginstown Stud raiders today appeal as good value.

"More needs to be done to redress the balance, both through making homeownership more accessible and offering more stability through the rental sector".

Hiding behind the claim that the purpose of the Civil Rights Act was simply an attempt to redress institutionalized discrimination both misses the point and is entirely wrong.

It was clear that the Korean government's priorities included both redressing the declining birth rate and promoting women's labour market participation.

To the black world, Rainey's outspoken popular music — with its combination of cynicism, sorrow, and sass — offered warmth as well as redress; it made her both a mother and a kind of priestess, "a celebrant," as Ralph Ellison called Rainey's protegée and competitor Bessie Smith, "who affirmed the values of the group and man's ability to deal with chaos".