redress

They wanted something to be done, quickly, to redress the situation.

Name or redress him and we'll call it a night!

Here was his opportunity to redress that in some small way.

And now that it has you want to redress the problem.

He asked me what we could do to redress this at Council level.

Something has to be changed to redress the balance a bit.

"This would have been a great opportunity to redress the balance."

"All we can do is bring it to their attention, and ask them to redress the balance."

"We hoped they would take this open hand and redress the past."

The balance of mind and body will redress itself fast enough.

When the earth had the chance to redress the balance, it did.

The only way to redress such injustice is by force!

It seemed time to redress the balance and do a play about rich people.

For the common good I am willing to redress the past, and to receive you.

The boy pulled out of his little sister and got redressed.

The recent 6.5 release has done little to redress the balance.

"They are public social problems that must be acknowledged and redressed."

The measures now adopted will help to redress the situation.

We also consider the passage on access to redress important.

If not to actually redress the perceived problem, to at least appear to be doing so.

Perhaps she should accept after all, to redress that balance.

The good news is that relatively small changes in current policies can redress these problems.

Where the market will not deliver, the Government's role is to try and redress the balance.

"Beyond Silence" may be his best hope of redressing that.

Some Groups wish to table amendments to redress the situation.

So the child may still have no redress under law.

When things go wrong, there is a need for redress.

He has an address and can take some form of redress.

To that end, we must set out effective means for redress.

Of all people, she had more right than anyone to claim redress.

Even then, there is a means of relief and redress.

"They have every right in the world to come into court and seek redress."

For decades after the war, he thought there was no hope of redress.

And the poor workers do not really have the redress available in a democracy.

And who turn to the courts, as Americans do, for redress.

It was not clear what kind of redress they would seek.

Here I should like to ask: how do these companies obtain redress?

And there was no redress, because they held all the cards.

But this was the wrong way to go about seeking redress.

The information that you provide will be used only to process your request for redress.

The arts emerged as an area in need of redress.

May I also say something on the subject of collective redress, with which we have a problem.

Congress, as you know, our Union supports a free press but would like better rights of redress.

The second is to take forward a peace process based on constitutional redress.

Preventing a problem is better than going the long way of legal redress.

The workers fear it may be sold, but they've no legal redress.

Legal methods of redress offer almost no help to the poor.

The affected party could not seek redress in a court of law.

Apparently, no proper means of redress is available at present.

That's one reason a collective system of redress is required.