One of her major accomplishments was the passage of the California redress bill, the first successful Japanese American reparations measure in the nation.
By all accounts, no one answered the phone -- a problem, indeed, for an agency whose mission includes improving communications between businesses and customers who think they have been wronged and are seeking either redress or a measure of revenge.
Paradoxically, women, who have long campaigned for measures to redress their own underrepresentation in elite institutions, may prove to be the biggest beneficiaries of the controversy.
Pascal Smet, Brussels' mobility minister said the measures would redress tax and planning benefits that had benefited the city's 350,000 daily car commuters over many decades.
In the end, a year simply may not be enough time to build an international consensus on measures to redress Iranian violations.
Although it is late, we need to take serious measures to redress the gross pain and sufferings inflicted on the Vietnamese by American leaders and foot soldiers like Bob Kerrey.
The report says the company, which is the world's largest oil producers, has introduced a number of measures to redress the failure, the majority of which transfer responsibility to staff.
France and Germany have shown that relying too heavily on employers to pay social insurance can create a "tax on jobs" that can damage employment, and have been taking measures to redress this.
Concerned that the extension of maternity leave from six to nine and soon to 12 months has "entrenched the assumption that women do the caring and pay the career penalty", the EHRC will set out a series of measures to redress the gender imbalance by encouraging fathers to become more involved in caring for their children.
REGARDLESS of where you stand on the desirability of short-term deficit reduction versus continued stimulus spending, it's clear that in the longer term, America needs to take painful measures to redress the structural gap between government revenues and expenditures.
