Sentence examples for suitable remedy from inspiring English sources

In any case, a suitable remedy should be at hand.

It is a discourse in which O. J. Simpson is a suitable remedy for Rodney King, and reductions in Medicaid are entertained as a suitable remedy for O. J.

In addition to sorting out some unresolved legal issues, the district court has been instructed to hold hearings and determine the most suitable remedy for Microsoft's repeated violations of Section 2 of the Sherman Antitrust Act.

The prosecutors had persuaded Judge Jackson that the most suitable remedy was a breakup of Microsoft into two companies, particularly in light of the fact that the roots of the lawsuit go back to a determination by the government that the company had violated a consent decree that was supposed to have resolved an earlier antitrust investigation.

Observing the workings of the American democratic tradition for Democracy in America (1835 40), Tocqueville wrote that by leading "each citizen to isolate himself from his fellows and to draw apart with his family and friends," individualism sapped the "virtues of public life," for which civic virtue and association were a suitable remedy.

Some of the companies more notorious ads have suggested that the product served as a suitable remedy for the flu, stating on its poster advertisement that "The flu shot was so last year".

The problems associated with microbial biosorption are analyzed, and suitable remedies discussed.

Finally, the tariff remedy for unemployment is a poor one because it is usually ineffective and because more suitable remedies are available.

Besides, it contributes to improve the reliability of the system since potential reasons of failure will be highlighted and as a result suitable remedies can be applied.

With the global economy now taking more executives to far-flung places like Beijing and Mumbai, jet lag is becoming a bigger aggravation, leading sleep researchers to work harder than ever to find suitable remedies.

Members of the white-collar criminal-defense bar have criticized the Justice Department's aggressive stance toward prosecuting corporate espionage, arguing that victims like Goldman can seek suitable remedies in civil court.