Sentence examples for remedy in the form of a from inspiring English sources

The existing system of press self-regulation was not sufficient to provide a swift remedy in the form of a prominent apology to those injured by newspaper reports, Dame Diana said.

It's not too common nowadays for two computers sitting side-by-side to NOT be able to both access the internet, but on the off chance that such an occasion may arise, Brando's got a (theoretically) no-fuss remedy in the form of a little USB dongle.

Article 32 provides a guaranteed remedy, in the form of a Fundamental Right itself, for enforcement of all the other Fundamental Rights, and the Supreme Court is designated as the protector of these rights by the Constitution.

He added that under the Convention Against Torture, to which the US is a signatory, the United States is now "obligated to investigate, prosecute, and provide victims remedy" in the form of compensation.

While the employer can get a quick remedy in the form of an injunction (an order saying you can't work), you can't get a quick remedy and can be bogged down for years, until the noncompete period is expired.

Owen countered, in the words of an early biographer, that "the remedy presented in the form of the 'Aldrich Plan of 1912' was not satisfactory because it provided for private control of what should be a great public utility banking system".

In tort law, a remedy in the form of monetary compensation to the harmed party.

Anglo-Danish comic Sofie Hagen, voted Edinburgh's best newcomer in 2015, probably falls into that category, but she also offers a remedy in the form of her touring show Shimmer Shatter.

Senator Yee has proposed a prudent remedy in the form of Senate Bill 330, which would require University Foundations to practice the same level of transparency as do the universities themselves.

In a linked Analysis article (doi: 10.1136/bmj.f2865), Doshi and colleagues offer a bold remedy in the form of the RIAT (restoring invisible and abandoned trials) proposal.

Background: Stem barks of Ficus auriculata have been used in Nepal as folk remedy in the form of juice to treat diarrhea, dysentery, cuts and wounds.