Sentence examples for redress us from inspiring English sources

And for all you women out there, unless you're going to physically undress us and then redress us to your specifications, the answer is, "Yes, this is precisely what I'm wearing".

"There will be some redress for us as a result of this," Swinburn said.

"There will be some redress for us as a result of this," Peter Swinburn, the chief executive of the brewery told The Canadian Press earlier this month.

Yet, despite Lively's attempt to get the case thrown out, a judge ruled last year that the case – filed under the Alien Tort Statute which lets foreign victims of human rights abuse seek redress in US courts – would not be dismissed.

The body tasked with double-checking those lists will be dubbed the Canada-US Redress Working Group and will, within the next two months, be able to "facilitate redress and recourse applications, increase transparency, and expedite the processing of complaints related to cross-border air travel".

Even though we have reached the age of post-truth politics, algorithms can help us redress the balance.

But lately some of the "reporting" I'm reading does more to contribute to the problem than help us redress it.

In his new series (called The Chicago Code in the US), he redresses the balance.

As Mohammed Atef's recent death shows, international law entitles us to redress the killing of thousands by direct armed attack upon Osama bin Laden and other Al Qaeda perpetrators responsible for the attacks of Sept. 11.

People come to us seeking redress for real grievances and, mostly, all we can do is sympathize.

The compilation and analysis of 300 cases in this study has allowed us to redress this oversight and to identify some important correlations that may assist in genetic counselling and disease prognosis.