Sentence examples similar to redress efforts from inspiring English sources

Timothy S. George argues that Japan's postwar democracy is ad hoc, fragile, and dependent on definition through citizen action and that the redress effort is exemplary of the great changes in the second and third postwar decades that redefined democracy in Japan.

And it prompted state legislators to demand administrative and legal redress -- efforts which are still pending, and will not be affected by the sale, officials said.

Along with his efforts in civil rights in Denver, Yasui was a powerful force behind the JA redress movement of the 1970s and '80s.

Efforts to redress this disparity are failing.

Convictions such as these inspire in him a general skepticism of efforts to redress gender inequality.

There will be efforts to redress regional imbalance but an overall commitment to the health of the environment.

Indeed, the creation of those simple quintile plots becomes the first step in Stanford's emerging efforts to redress salary discrimination.

But that statistic and others like it have sparked a few creative efforts to redress the balance in the New York area.

These small steps are reassuring, but unless they are reflected across entire communities, the inequality at Oxbridge will continue despite its best efforts to redress the balance.

To the extent that desegregation becomes, once again, a pressing concern — and even that may be too grand a hope — it will have to involve the tax code, the minimum wage, and other efforts to redress income inequality.

Without this kind of strong leadership, international courts will fail in their efforts to redress serious international crimes and to provide justice to the communities most affected by these terrible events.