Sentence examples for redressing the effects from inspiring English sources
What the Bakke decision basically said to universities was: Stop talking about redressing the effects of past discrimination and start talking about the educational benefits of mixed-race student bodies, and you'll be on the safe side of the law.
Blowers (1999) believes awareness of the relationship between nuclear energy infrastructure and surrounding communities is key to full and proper understanding of nuclear landscapes and in the case of Fukushima, this may also be intrinsically bound up with perceptions of who is responsible for causing, and who is responsible for redressing, the effects of a nuclear accident (Sugai 2012).
While trying to redress the effects of apartheid, which barred blacks from owning businesses and from quality education, officials must heed the concerns of anxious whites, who fill a large share of the tax coffers.
By contrast, the New Liberals thought that these reforms that extended economic, social, and political liberties had to be supplemented by social and economic reforms in areas of labor, education, and health designed to redress the effects of inequality.
And moments after the 6th Circuit's decision on Tuesday, a panel of judges on the Michigan Court of Appeals ruled that Stein was not an "aggrieved party" with standing to call for a recount, since her fourth-place finish was too distant for a new tally to redress the effects of any alleged electoral tampering.
Before 1994, community health workers played an important role in complementing government health services to redress the effects of the inequitable health service delivery during apartheid.
A worthwhile feminist focus would be on the redistribution of wealth to redress the gendered effects of poverty and employment.
"While the number of stipendiary ordinations showed a welcome increase between 2012 and 2015, this is not sufficient to redress the gathering effect of clergy retirements predicted over the next 10 years," said Julian Hubbard, the C of E's director of ministry.
This had the effect of forcing deflation on those regions with failing banks, and thus redressing the balance-of-payments imbalances that had developed.
Redressing the latter requires patience; the former cannot be redressed at all.
