Sentence examples for redress by from inspiring English sources

Often, the plaintiffs would have no incentive to file suits one by one but can obtain redress by joining together.

The company might then seek redress by suing for breach of any non-compete or confidentiality provisions that may have been in the former C.T.O.'s employment agreement.

The company might then seek redress by suing for breach of any noncompete or confidentiality provisions that may have been in the former C.T.O.'s employment agreement".

Nor does he bring out more than the mercenary or revenge motive of the league (to get redress by devastating the king of Persia's territory).

The abuses of war and occupation are particularly troubling given the power imbalances and the lack of redress by the occupied.

And the court's 2011 ruling that overcrowding in California's prisons violates the Constitution might help pave the way for redress by suggesting that courts do not have to defer to prison officials on all matters of prison administration.

The opening race is typical of the fare, a lack of proven stars redressed by the possibility that one could be about to emerge.

"In this court's view, the issues posed by this case exemplify the adage that not every ailment afflicting society may be redressed by a lawsuit," he wrote.

Lack of any nutrient with a specific anabolic function, such as vitamins or minerals, must be redressed by increased uptake of the particular substance.

The theory is that terrorism is an extreme reaction to grievous and long-festering injustices that have not been redressed by other means.

The Maoists believe that the innate, structural inequality of Indian society can only be redressed by the violent overthrow of the Indian state.