Sentence examples for to redress the wrong from inspiring English sources

Chivas coach Chelís is looking to redress the wrong end of two consecutive 1-0 score lines with extra PK practice.

Given the "obvious, uncontrollable rage that underlies this conduct," Judge Visitacion-Lewis told Mr. Drake, the sentence of 25 years, the maximum that can be given for first-degree assault, was intended not only to redress the wrong but to "protect society from your violence".

An actress who makes her living dubbing movie musicals (in the film it was dubbing dialog), Pepa is suffering from being left behind by self-styled playboy actor Ivan (a mellifluous Brian Stokes Mitchell) and his disinformation campaign by phone breakup messages and does everything from setting fire to her mattress to befriending his son to redress the wrong.

In the meanwhile, I intend to do my small part to redress the wrongs.

Seven women band together in a vigilante group to redress the wrongs they have suffered.

Soon after he replaced Mr Suharto, President B.J. Habibie came under strong pressure from Muslim organisations to redress the wrongs committed in Aceh.

John Paul's statement not only reaches back across the centuries to redress the wrongs of the church, but also looks ahead by clearing the air for his successors.

On the contrary, it is a natural and necessary feature of a body of law that is concerned to permit those who have been wronged to redress the wrongs done to them.

"The Burning" is just the latest in a series of Little novels in which boiling-mad victims of one social injustice or another set out to redress the wrongs done to them, and go way too far.

Born of a pernicious divide in the nation along the lines of race, gender and religion that has seen the powerful hold down the powerless in contravention of the principles of a free and equal society, affirmative action has sought to redress the wrongs and correct our course.

"If I was allowed to pay him what he would accept, I could create thousands of jobs".The other kind of labour law is designed to redress the wrongs of apartheid by compelling firms to promote more blacks, women and disabled people.