Thus was born satyagraha ("devotion to truth"), a new technique for redressing wrongs through inviting, rather than inflicting, suffering, for resisting adversaries without rancour and fighting them without violence.
He interrupted a veteran's question about veterans' suicide rates after she gave the correct number, 20 per day, so he could give an incorrect one, 22. Trump fumbled through a question about redressing sexual assault against women service personnel – something he once tweeted was the inevitable result of mixed-gender service, a point he defended on Wednesday.
Her not-for-profit group Iridescent is urgently redressing this through the fantastic Technovation competition, featured in the movie CodeGirl (check it out on Netflix).
This logic of redressing harm through compensation, rather than by reducing it directly, is pivotal to CMMB and is the foundation of its allure.
He sets about redressing the balance through the only means he knows – mass slaughter via heavy weaponry.
Also, billions of dollars could be assessed against BP in several ways, either through fines, or through penalties to redress environmental damage and payments to cover economic losses.
I'm not going to jump through hoops to redress your perception.
Campaigners are urging MSPs to use a new planning bill currently going through Holyrood to redress fundamental inequalities in the planning system between developers and communities.
Is it because the financial rewards from traditional funded research collaborations are clearer, an issue that might be partially redressed through the Students' Green Fund?
However, as political tensions mounted, so did lingering grudges over past atrocities committed by one ethnic community against another that had never been redressed through reparations or any form of justice.
