Sentence examples for their redress from inspiring English sources

This, therefore, is their redress.

Under Secure Flight, passengers can enter their redress numbers at the time of booking to distinguish themselves from people on the list.

Now, I want to come back to the point where I said, if the men of Hartford had a grievance and had no vote to get their redress, if they felt that grievance sufficiently, they would be forced to adopt other methods.

Where the old guard's view of the club and its position within the code was fundamentally reclamatory and retributory, nourished by very legitimate past grievances and motivated by the desire to seek their redress, the new guard understood that the best way forward for the club was to shelve the past and get on with living.

On top of putting into place some procedures for how people can sue, the EC says it plans to put some pressure on to individual member states to harmonize their "redress mechanisms".

Epidemics were a human creation, borne of the sin of filth, and God had provided for their redress: by removing putrefying matter from the streets and "cleansing the filthy habitations of the poor," humankind could rid itself of the burden of pestilence.

The research identified three opportunities for prevention, which involved acting on behalf of children and young people to: reform their sexuality education; redress their victimization experiences; and help their management of pornography.

After 30 years, it may be that their only redress is that the grievances dismissed for so long are finally heard.

At the insistence of the executive branch, American courts have dismissed on procedural grounds every single lawsuit brought by victims of torture seeking official recognition of their ordeal and redress for their suffering.

Too many whites, they say, ignore the ways in which the old system still shackles most blacks to lives of poverty and desperation, and too few whites are willing to use their money or their time or their influence to redress such persistent inequalities.

Their seriousness redresses the wildness of the young.