Sentence examples for remedy problems in from inspiring English sources

The pro-Europe National Coalition in Finland, led by Finance Minister Jyrki Katainen, has strongly supported efforts to remedy problems in the euro zone.

In the national debate on ways to remedy problems in urban schools, the Kansas City district has long been an object of scrutiny.

In the Appellate Division decision, the court noted that beginning in 1992, the Lapiduses withheld payments for maintenance, electricity and assessments, asserting that the co-op had failed to remedy problems in their apartment.

But the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's recent plan to introduce a standard market design to remedy problems in wholesale power markets should bring much-needed stability to the industry.

Web Solutions makes a concerted effort to keep customers informed and to remedy problems in the shortest possible times.

As a student, Judge Pickering wrote a law review article that appeared to suggest ways to remedy problems in the state's antimiscegenation laws.

Urin was appointed to the post in the aftermath of the acid attack, and was tasked with the challenge of identifying and remedying problems in both the ballet company and the theatre.

In response, it pledged to develop a food supply "traceability system" to find and remedy problems at their source in China.

You should also get copies of recent health inspection reports and ask how the home remedied problems identified in those reports.

A 2010 World Bank survey of such programmes in Arab-Mediterranean countries found that many "do little to remedy structural problems in labour markets and reduce unemployment at the margin only".

"The Message-in-the-Bottle Report" (editorial, May 7) endorses the Moreland Act Commission's recommendation to use unredeemed New York State bottle deposits to remedy redemption problems in the Returnable Container Law.