Sentence examples for redress matters from inspiring English sources

At the global level the UN Convention on Biological Diversity established a Global Taxonomy Initiative to set a policy framework to redress matters.

Others may feel that their companies, or their industries (oil, tobacco, pharmaceuticals), have such a poor image with the public at large that generous charitable donations are needed to redress matters.

For the second year running, Donald McCain's lorry took the Champion Hurdle runner-up back to his Cheshire stables – but it also contained a horse that might redress matters next time round.

The April to June update stated: "Consistent with past disclosures, there remains a wide range of uncertain factors that are relevant to determining losses incurred in relation to these conduct and redress matters".

"Higher income and a lower charge for bad and doubtful debts were offset by an increase in expenses largely related to further provisions raised for conduct and redress matters".

When people cannot secure redress, they take matters into their own hands – in any era.

Instead, Olswang are mixing things up, by reportedly contending breach of privacy, confidence and computer misuse (computer misuse surely is better redressed as criminal matters).

The Ombudsperson's office exists to receive, examine, and channel the complaints and grievances of members of the Stanford community, and to secure expeditious and impartial redress". Any troublesome matter in the University community may be discussed in confidence with the University Ombuds.

As well as covering mis-sold PPI, HSBC customer redress costs include such matters as disputes over advice given by its wealth management arm, and for mis-sold interest rate swaps.

On the matter of redress for EU citizens wanting to complain about misuse of their data in the US, the EC says the new arrangement offers "several" possibilities, with companies having deadlines to reply to complaints, and European DPAs able to refer complaints to the Department of Commerce and the FTC.

On the matter of redress for EU citizens wanting to complain about misuse of their data in the US, the EC says the new arrangement offers "several" possibilities, with companies having deadlines to reply to complaints, and European DPAs able to refer complaints to the Department of Commerce and the FTC.