Sentence examples for remedy given from inspiring English sources

Another explanation is that the remedy given by covenant was inadequate.

The only practical remedy, given the undeniable fact that driving bulky, polluting vehicles causes damage to others, is to give ourselves an incentive to take this damage into account when deciding what vehicles to buy.

Possibility is the only saving remedy; given a possibility, the desperate man breathes once more, he revives again, for without possibility a man cannot, as it were, draw breath".

The Coleman and Plata courts had a solid basis to doubt that additional efforts to build new facilities and hire new staff would achieve a remedy, given the ongoing deficiencies recently reported by both the Special Master and the Receiver.

The United States, in its brief and at oral argument, has argued that suppression is "an especially harsh remedy given the nature of the violation in this case". Brief for United States as Amicus Curiae 28; see also id., at 24.

Even if, as contended, the remedy given by the act for the production of books and papers and the examination of witnesses is confined to corporations and joint stock associations, and does not extend to individuals, that fact also furnishes no ground for the proposition that a denial of the equal protection of the laws thereby resulted.

Mr. Carter advocates, as a remedy, giving poor families the money they need to purchase private education for their children, but notes that the Democratic Party opposes this.

The big prenuptial party in a Manhattan hotel is spoiled by the trio's bad behavior (drugs are involved); when, unbeknownst to the bride, they tear the wedding dress on the eve of the ceremony, their odyssey through town in search of a remedy gives their cheerful riot and pat sourness still freer rein, even as a trite bit of soul-searching pulls them effortlessly out of their ten-year funk.

However, if you are not feeling well and looking for a natural remedy, give this drink a try.

In doing so, I want to draw attention to the connection between one way of understanding of what it is that makes something tortious and the appropriateness of various kinds of remedies given that understanding.

Still, he isn't afraid to take swipes at purveyors of what he sees as quack remedies, giving his short, snappy chapters an entertaining lift.