Sentence examples for redress until from inspiring English sources

Trafigura, a multinational energy company, dumped tonnes of toxic waste in Ivory Coast that, it was claimed, killed or sickened hundreds of Africans, but rejected any redress until its use of super-injunctions to hush it up was exposed.

The legal obstacles to Indian land suits at the time made it almost impossible to obtain redress until monetary compensation was awarded the Senecas under the Indian Claims Commission in the late 1960s and early 1970s.

The balance between the industry and its clients will not be redressed until investors learn that higher fees do not guarantee higher returns.

Carla Ferstman, of Redress, said: "Until now, these very grave allegations have never been scrutinised by a court.

One of his more hinged schemes was the pre-match rubbing into heads of a whisky-spirit solution – nicely warming, until, to redress the cosmic balance, players were blasted with a hose of freezing water.

One of the remaining occupiers, Jason Patrick, told Reuters by phone they would stay until the "redress of grievances".

Jason Patrick, who was one of the remaining occupiers, told Reuters by phone earlier this week that they would stay until the "redress of grievances".

The Supreme Court held that the death sentences imposed in these three cases violated the Constitution because they provided too much discretion in meting out death sentences; it further stipulated that the imposition of the death penalty in general had been "arbitrary" and "capricious" and thus invalidated capital punishment until states could redress this.

The Court upheld the first federal abortion ban since Roe v. Wade, severely limited redress for illegal pay practices (until Congress passed a new law), and most recently all but outlawed class action suits by ruling in favor of Walmart against women experiencing discrimination at work.

Let's all remember that President Mugabe was the darling of the west until he decided to redress the historical injustices and imbalances in land distribution in that country.

One of the remaining occupiers, Jason Patrick, said they would remain at the wildlife refuge until there was a "redress of grievances" from the federal government.