Sentence examples for redressing to from inspiring English sources
Graduates today have less time in clinical practice, with direct patient contact and involvement in day-to-day ward business, than was the case for earlier generations of medical students; this balance needs redressing to support better preparedness for practice.
Redress Gilded Age Inequality: The current extremes of Gilded Age inequality must be redressed to create the effective demand needed for a robust economy.
Her lawyer, Stephen Parkinson, hinted that his client would take steps to redress damage to her reputation.
They cannot seek legal redress to get the badge removed.
Payday lender Cash Genie has been forced to pay £20m redress to ripped-off borrowers.
Defamation can ruin lives; it is right that the law should offer redress to the wronged.
It gave redress to children when UK law still permitted corporal punishment in schools.
Guardians are put in an automatically insecure position, with no redress to the property owner".
When Mack and Jackie Robinson found themselves the victims of employment discrimination, there was no redress to be sought in the courts.
About £70m was used to pay redress to its own customers and £460,000 to customers of other banks.
Clydesdale is now reviewing all PPI complaints handled before August 2014 and will pay redress to any affected customers.
