"In this court's view, the issues posed by this case exemplify the adage that not every ailment afflicting society may be redressed by a lawsuit," he wrote.
Lack of any nutrient with a specific anabolic function, such as vitamins or minerals, must be redressed by increased uptake of the particular substance.
The theory is that terrorism is an extreme reaction to grievous and long-festering injustices that have not been redressed by other means.
The Maoists believe that the innate, structural inequality of Indian society can only be redressed by the violent overthrow of the Indian state.
Specific problems can often be redressed by market incentives to alter behaviour (paying a fee for returning used bottles) or, when the effect is more serious, by outright prohibition (bans on child labour or on dangerous chemical fertilizers).
The current imbalance between the powers of the captain and the coach should be redressed by restoring the captain's informal selectorial power to the same level as that enjoyed by Border and Waugh.
Here's what they thought: Gross health inequality: Claire Reynolds, a councillor in Tameside, Greater Manchester, argued that the economic disparity between London and Manchester had created a health gap that could only be redressed by bringing the NHS under local control.
"Since DiMaio's complaint does not allege any actual or imminent injury, nor suggest in any way how that 'injury' could be redressed by a favorable judgment, we are without jurisdiction to entertain the appeal," the ruling said.
This imbalance must be redressed by the provision of adequate funding, and the development of a strong commitment to action within both the public and private sectors.
The justice added, "The issues posed by this case exemplify the adage that not every ailment afflicting society may be redressed by a lawsuit".
