Sentence examples for with redress from inspiring English sources
The movie is filled with inequities of all sorts racial, economic, gender-based, generational but not with redress or with specific policy proposals.
Hand in hand with redress, the experiences should be a rallying call for people to join the global movement that is perhaps at last building critical momentum.
The United Nations Convention Against Torture, which the U.S. is party to, requires signatory states to provide victims of torture with redress, "including the means for as full rehabilitation as possible" -- which is widely interpreted to mean medical and psychological treatment and, in some cases, financial compensation.
Now the aspects of his philanthropical work that he seems most excited about have to do with redressing tremendous inequities in global health.
The qabaday was the traditional leader of a village or neighborhood's local toughs who was informally charged with redressing grievances and defending a neighborhood's honor against local criminals or the encroachments of qabadayat (plural form) from other neighborhoods.
Upon taking office, he was confronted with redressing the city's treasury, which had accumulated 8.2 billion Malagasy Ariary (approximately 4.6 million U.S. dollars) in debts under previous mayors, including Ravalomanana himself.
While there has been progress with redressing historical disparities and inequities in terms of race and gender, further efforts are needed to ensure that student intakes and graduations are in line with the South African population profile.
Consequently, untrained, under-resourced and often unsupported managers – who themselves may be coping with the effects of conflict – are tasked with redressing perpetual workforce problems such as low productivity, incompetence, and absenteeism.
There appeared to be a bewildering array of those who were normatively responsible: dealing with policies, programmes and service provision (but none apparently dealing with grievance redress).
For Ed Miliband, guaranteed standards in public services with robust redress are key to a further term.
Guardians are put in an automatically insecure position, with no redress to the property owner".
