Sentence examples for redress opportunities from inspiring English sources

However, from the point of view of advocacy, which was very well explained to me by Valerie and Nicole and by Reverend Sharpton, the reason that the civil disobedience occurred, from their point of view, is because the other redress opportunities of society had failed them.

Scholarships and priority access to social housing would also help redress lost opportunities suffered by Indigenous Australians as a result of being removed from their families, the upper house committee said, among a total 35 recommendations.

Not only is inequality particularly steep, little is done to redress the opportunity deficit of poorer students.

But Government needs to understand that even the division of the proceeds, between the sport and the state, would not begin to redress the mutual opportunity lost for both.

The Daily Telegraph, which refers to "our" charter, stresses that "it will provide the same safeguards and opportunities for redress that parliament seeks, but without involving politicians".

During a parliamentary debate on privacy and the internet last week, Vaizey said that "more well-known and legitimate websites" should be made to sign-up to the code, saying later that both Google and Facebook would be required to discuss opportunities for redress for aggrieved citizens.

Increasing revenue and making sure everyone pays their fair share are extremely important, but we need to make sure that the money is used for programs and services that invest in human needs, redress inequalities and expand opportunities for everyone.

Notwithstanding this apparent resolution, ensuring meaningful opportunities to redress challenging perceptions of illness and its impact, merit consideration in assessment and intervention.

But the US has done the right thing by giving victims an opportunity for redress.

And the rule of law, as well as the opportunity for redress, will suffer irreparable harm.

But the challenge of rebuilding Lower Manhattan creates an opportunity to redress the situation.