Sentence examples for swift redress from inspiring English sources
However, we support the proposal for cheap, effective arbitration, which would help victims get swift redress to their complaints.
I think putting to one side whether it was the right decision... very few journalists in any position would go to the PCC if they were looking for swift redress or help.
The rule of law means swift redress and advance compliance: but European law is neither swift nor enforcable without expensive retrospective justice.The ECB's tendency to take politicised and arbitrary action is not just a problem for euro countries, but the whole project.
With more than 150,000 followers on Twitter, he has seized on new technology to wrest power back from the press, once apparently using the social media site to expose a "completely made up" quote purporting to be from him and obtaining swift redress.
Now that it's clear the main aim of National Guard forces deployed to Ferguson by Missouri Governor Jay Nixon was not "ensuring the safety and welfare of the citizens," as Nixon originally claimed, but instead to help reinforce and fortify the already militarized local police, will Sharpton call on the commander-in-chief to order swift redress?
The public would get greater access to swift and affordable redress when breaches do occur.
The swift passage of security council resolution 1973 reflected not only the changed situation, but also the international community's determination to redress that reversal.
