Sentence examples for redress where from inspiring English sources

I am currently halfway through The 365-day challenge, an educational consumer campaign organized by Redress, where for one year, I only wear clothes others have dumped.

An eight-month study by the Committee on Standards in Public Life said there was insufficient scrutiny of PCCs' decisions and insufficient redress where a PCC falls below the expected standards of behaviour.

We exist to promote and uphold the highest professional standards of journalism in the UK, and to support members of the public in seeking redress where they believe that the Editors' Code of Practice has been breached … IPSO is here to serve the public by holding publications to account for their actions.

"As CCTV technology improves and issues like facial recognition analysis come to the fore it is essential that people are able to access meaningful redress where their privacy is infringed.

The Financial Services Authority FSAA) last week ordered the UK's major banks - Barclays, Royal Bank of Scotland, Lloyds, and HSBC - to review all their sales of interest rate hedging products, and provide redress where mis-selling occurred.

We would look for a Labour government to redress this imbalance where the Durhams of this world are not penalised for the benefit of the Surreys, where the poor are not paying for the rich, where need again becomes a criterion for redistribution.

Where redress is due, businesses will be put back into the position they should have been without the mis-sale.

They vary, but may offer redress in areas where the law doesn't give you any rights, says Citizens Advice.

"Where redress is required, this will be made by correcting a customer's account balance to reverse the consequences of them being charged any interest over the period in which the documentation is non-compliant," he said.

Miłosz's influence is clearly detectable too behind Heaney's negative reading of Larkin in The Redress of Poetry, where the English poet is reproved for his failure to provide the requisite uplift in the face of death.

Australia 1992 was mercifully free of ceremony, and it took the 1996 opener at Eden Gardens to redress the balance, where the $3m Son et lumière laser show (I think Jean Michel Jarre may have collaborated) had not catered for a strong wind billowing the huge, filmy-fabric projection screen like the sails on the Cutty Sark.