"Our rights were not redressed," said Mr. Jihan, 45. "We didn't achieve victory.
"We're not redressing historic wrongs by granting recognition to tribes like the ones in Connecticut," he says.
If this perilous imbalance isn't redressed, the wellbeing and democratic futures of an entire generation of children will be at risk.
928, 930, 931, 29 L.Ed. 202, where it was held as a matter of pleading that the particular cause of action set up in the plaintiff's pleading was in contract and was not to redress deprivation of the 'right secured to him by that clause of the Constitution' [the contract clause], to which he had 'chosen not to resort'.
Multiculturalism, as reimagined by neoliberals, was not about redressing the social and political marginalization of minorities generated by the privileging of nationhood.
And when we finally turned attention, it was not to redress their grievances but to undertake an army operation which can be easily called a massacre as well.
The Bridge Project, of course, was not meant to redress that imbalance, but to make it easier for American and British actors to work together on classic plays.
Moreover, cleavage products or possible contaminations (e.g. lipopolysaccharide) of the enzyme preparations used may also affect the activation state and the differentiation of the isolated liver macrophage population, an aspect which most likely is not sufficiently redressed during a respective recovery period.
Pellew was aware that his frigate was heavily outclassed by his much larger opponent, and that Amazon, which was 8 nautical miles distant, was not large enough to redress the balance when she did arrive.
It's not to redress some nagging and wholly personal psychic sore from having struck out (on a lousy call!) in 1965 with the game on the line and runners in scoring position.
