Sentence examples for would have redressed from inspiring English sources

A win in Bihar would have redressed the balance by allocating his party more seats.

Such conflict delayed the "third civil-rights bill" — a housing law that would have redressed discriminatory real-estate practices in the North.

"I would never say no to anything, but I would have liked to have redressed the balance a little bit in advance".

We hope we have redressed the balance a little.

Ultrasound microbubble contrast agents have redressed these limitations.

By such collection the petitioners' grievances would have been redressed; for these are not primarily overassessment.

Mr Dunn has redressed this balance with an altogether gripping book.

In essence, mandatory arbitration would mean that investors would have zero redress for corporate fraud.

He would have supported redress through the courts for injured parties, and where that might be impractical, he would have preferred tolerating market failures over creating even bigger government failures.

Philip Lane said that it was the bank's "firm guidance" that all lenders would have paid redress and compensation to the 26,600 affected customers identified as part of its investigation by that date.

He said the new system would protect both a free press and the victims of the abuse of press power, who would have proper redress and a complaints system with teeth under an independent body that would ensure the press  no longer "marks its own homework".