The manual recount would itself redress a problem of unequal treatment of ballots.
"An urgent, honest and thorough debate is required before English football can heal itself and redress the balance".
No new version of The Lone Ranger can simply leave Tonto as the lesser sidekick, and casting the A-lister Depp is perhaps intended to redress the balance all by itself.
He went online to the Department of Homeland Security's much-publicized Traveler Redress Inquiry Program site, which bills itself as a one-stop "single point of contact" for travelers who have trouble boarding airplanes because of "watch list misidentification issues".
Does the video itself constitute a form of redress?
Revaluation of the renminbi is critical to reducing global trade imbalances.A revaluation of the renminbi by itself would do little to redress global imbalances, and could, as mentioned, initially lead to a wider U.S.-China trade deficit.
English courts have been reluctant to impose punitive damages, on the principle that the offence itself should set the level of redress, not the offender's status.
Garibaldi looked to Germany for the "kind of leadership [that], in the true tradition of medieval chivalry, would devote itself to redressing wrongs, supporting the weak, sacrificing momentary gains and material advantage for the much finer and more satisfying achievement of relieving the suffering of our fellow men.
The persistence of dissent is having a corrosive impact on a regime that finds itself confronting a crisis of legitimacy it cannot redress and acts of defiance that it cannot extinguish.
Even as he helps defend the university's admissions system from attack by two white students who were rejected, he will also attack the university itself, suggesting that its history of discrimination mandates redress for today's minority applicants.
