Sentence examples for some redress from inspiring English sources

"Of course, there had to be some redress in favour of the previously disadvantaged people.

The law has rarely been invoked, but has occasionally provided some redress.

"There will be some redress for us as a result of this," Swinburn said.

He said Tamir's family may yet find some redress in civil courts.

And perhaps the fact that both things need some redress will let you do them together".

"We want some redress for the mistreatment of our nominee by the Democrats," he said in 1995.

Only then will any kind of serious progress be made in offering the victims of press intrusion some real redress.

He said the ANU recognised that removing them from their burial site had "caused ongoing grief to your communities", and it hoped that returning them could "in some way redress our past mistakes".

Some small redress is made by "The 'Jerry Lewis Show Collectionn," a two-disc set that offers more than five hours of excerpts from the variety show that Mr. Lewis starred in and co-produced for NBC over two seasons, from 1967 to 1969.

You might also want to consider ways to give an unsuccessful vendor some financial redress if his ideas are used in the final job.

She said some customers might want redress, some "may just want the bank to say sorry".