Sentence examples for systems for redress from inspiring English sources

Systems for redress should be open, accessible and speedy.

This can be intensely frustrating for patients who have learnt to enjoy choice in every other area of their life, and seriously undermines complaints systems for redressing wrongs.

Uncounted millions of Chinese, from the rich cities of the east to the impoverished countryside, are pushing an inflexible political system for redress over issues from shoddy health care and illegal land seizures to dire pollution and rampant official corruption.

Furthermore, there is no system for redress of complaints by functionaries and beneficiaries across all states.

Journalism is about the last profession without enforceable standards or systems of redress.

The European Commission recommended in 2013 that all countries set up collective redress systems for all areas of consumer policy, but only 16 of its 28 member states currently have such laws.

"We applaud the court system for effectively finding redress for this discrimination".

Correction: May 3, 2000, Wednesday A front-page article yesterday about the decision by Time Warner Cable to remove ABC stations from cable systems in seven cities misstated the basis of ABC's move for redress from the Federal Communications Commission.

Less is known about workforce distribution, especially governance and administrative systems for deployment and incentive policies to redress geographical workforce imbalances.

For example, in the mid-1970s, the new Equal Opportunities Commission and Commission for Racial Equality adopted complaints-based systems to redress discrimination.

They have petitioned and lobbied elected officials for redress of their grievances, showing tremendous faith in our political system.