Sentence examples for redress whether from inspiring English sources

Sixteen years after the political ascent of the black majority, the university's dilemma resonates across a society conflicted about how best to achieve racial redress, whether in corporate board rooms or classrooms.

Yet, with most of the news media cowed by official pressure, and opposition groups largely suppressed, people are skeptical about the possibility of attaining redress, whether through Parliament, the press or the courts.

Projects can also help reinforce redress mechanisms, whether legal or social, and ensure they're available to those who believe their rights are not being realized.

These will determine whether there were failings in the sales process and, if so, whether redress is due".

"People should be able to rely on a good regulatory system as well to get the sort of redress they want, whether that is prominent apologies or fines for newspapers or the other things that are clearly so necessary".

It's time to redress that balance, whether it be by speaking your mind in work or at home.

Mr. Zabel said the Fisher family was evaluating whether that redress might involve taking back the money left in Mr. Fisher's endowment.

"We have instructed our lawyers to retrospectively review online and printed publications relating to the case to identify whether legal redress is either appropriate or necessary".

The success of any system will be judged by whether it offers redress to the public, while protecting the freedom of the press.

The issue was whether there was redress, on due-process grounds, for a four-year-old boy, Joshua DeShaney, who had been beaten within an inch of his life by his father and left brain damaged.

Increasingly, the question confronting Bolivia, a country of deep ethnic and geographical divisions, is how they will wield that power, and whether Mr. Morales can redress the historical grievances of Bolivia's indigenous majority while keeping his country from descending into chaos.