Sentence examples for remedy cases from inspiring English sources

Mr. Brown said the decision "shows why rigorous trade law enforcement is critical to the economic security of our workers and viability of domestic manufacturing," but he also argued that China's currency policies should be considered in future trade remedy cases.

The law itself, which was intended to remedy some cases of pay discrimination, was retroactive, so there was no rush.

To remedy these cases, adequate protein structures were devised and added, and the reactions were properly balanced.

In our example, this would remedy a case where the length of Sc is relatively small, and Sd very large.

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Instead, he favors an approach that focuses on remedying proven cases of discrimination.

Stipulate in the contract that the buyer cannot receive damages against you as a remedy in case, for some unforeseen reason, you are unable to convey the property.

But Chinese law provides few legal remedies for cases of false arrest, making it easier for the police to use the technology on a large scale.

Michael Werner of Sanford C. Bernstein, an investment bank, also points out that such a reform would help by giving legal remedy in case of default.

"The lesson may be that it's really hard to go back in time 30 years to remedy a case," Ms. Levenson said.

Accordingly it must, sooner or later, eliminate the special poverty that still remains.... Yet just as the arithmetic of modern politics makes it tempting to overlook the very poor, so the supposition that increasing output will remedy their case has made it easy to do so too.