Sentence examples for redressed from the from inspiring English sources
Contemporary commentators and modern historians alike have condemned the system; the former claim it encouraged the poor in idleness, while the latter stress the opportunity it gave unscrupulous employers and landlords to reduce wages and raise rents respectively, knowing their depredations would be redressed from the public pocket.
To redress the balance from the individual to the collective, and from gloom to cheer, The Economist has decided, for the first time, to nominate a country of the year.In this section Look back with angst You're welcome Go west We wish you a merry ish) Christmas Earth's got talent ReprintsBut how to choose it?
The purpose of these programmes is to redress inequities from the past, avoiding in particular geographical imbalances [ 7], especially in rural or poor areas.
The shoot was marred by difficulties: rain delayed redressing the alley from the hanzi banners and posters to the Bad Wolf versions; and several extras left at lunchtime because of a misunderstanding over their payment.
And for cities and rural areas, the increase in the food stamps and nutrition program will begin to redress the losses from the 1996 welfare overhaul that has led to overburdened private soup kitchens and food pantries.
The group has demanded redress from the government.
Many of the Masanjia camp's prisoners are petitioners seeking redress from the state for perceived wrongs.
Most worryingly, those who do come forward can expect little chance of redress from the justice system.
China already is arresting petitioners seeking redress from the government, lawyers representing them, and bloggers publicising their grievances.
On April 18th, for example, the Supreme Court blocked a Palestinian family in America from using American courts to seek redress from the Palestinian Authority for torture and murder.
Rolling Thunder blends remembrance with protest (it is officially a "First Amendment demonstration", asserting the right of citizens to assemble and demand redress from the government).
