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Trying to redress the disparity between America and the rest, NATO has drawn up lists of "capabilities" that countries must acquire.

Now he claims to have been the victim of a foul off the soccer field and is seeking redress from a Chinese court.

Contractors are no longer immune from Iraqi law, as they were in the first years of the war, but avenues of legal redress remain winding.

Oppressing petitioners is no way to govern or to redress their grievances, said the editorial, beneath the headline Stop this cruelty.

A few months after her release, she petitioned the Beijing city government, seeking redress for her injuries.

I felt as if my mind was being whipped, as if a ghost had commandeered my pen and was writing to redress the injustices it had suffered.

Weiner says that he aims to redress errors in her column and ensure that Savant's daunting IQ does not mean that she goes unquestioned.

It's really just a holding action until the long-term mechanisms can redress the balance.

Mr Modi's dearest hope seems to be for international favour to help redress his image.

I felt as if my heart was being whipped, I also felt as if a ghost was borrowing my pen to redress the injustice it had suffered.

No rectification or redress is due to a player who acts on the basis of his own misunderstanding.

In an attempt to redress the balance, I have chosen a few key phrases to show how their meaning can be interpreted in different ways.

To redress the balance, August-born children could spend a year longer at school under proposals put forward by the .

Some of these newcomers see claims to editorial impartiality as a cover for western hegemonic power and seek to redress the balance.

"Good heavens! " cried Elizabeth; "but how could that be? -- How could his will be disregarded? -- Why did not you seek legal redress ? "

The Office of The Ombudsman aims to redress grievances and address issues arising from maladministration in the public sector.

The current measures were not put in place to save the global environment, but to redress one of the biggest errors made by Mao Zedong.

To those parts of the universe which lack awareness of my presence, I send my emissaries to redress the balance and to increase awareness.

An even more telling one will be whether minority shareholders will be able to seek redress against chaebol trampling on their rights.

a lawsuit in London may be their only chance of redress.

I had supported President to lodge a police report and seek legal redress, but I objected to the party itself getting involved.

To make its utilities to further extent, the restrict and redress from process and outcome is our necessity that cannot be recused .

For Mr. Roosevelt believed that the men inside had a right a redress of their grievances.

Political guanxi will not get anyone out of jail, stop redress, or corrupt the judicial system of the US Courts.

They resort to any and all channels to get redress - lawsuits, petitions, foreign media.

Advisers talk of shorter periods before creditors seek legal redress and a refusal to negotiate until forced .

Redress should be requested firmly, but it is only when milder methods fail that a direct demand for compensation is advisable.

Petroleum and natural gas industries - Subsurface safety valve systems - Design , installation , operation and redress .

RDG: Meaning "redress" , a ruling where the jury reinstates or changes a boat's score for a particular race, based on a protest hearing.

"Attempts to redress the balance of power between capital and labour can end up hurting the poor, " they warned.

"Legal" redress for a problem may often hinge on a company's relationship with officials.

This all goes to make them obvious targets for employers seeking savings, though their low pay can redress things a little.

It is hoped that this book will to some extent redress the balance.

His tome is an attempt to redress the balance.

All shareholders should have the opportunity to obtain effective redress for violation of their rights.

The returns are much less significant than beta to begin with; using leverage as a magnifier to redress this problem adds a lot more risk.

Finally, appropriate measures are proposed to redress problems of generating electricity from straws in Yancheng.

the repetitious transaction and overflow of patent technology decide high protect cost, supervision cost and redress cost.

Jurisdictions around the world have paved the way for further progress in ensuring legal redress.

Much of the work to redress health inequities lies beyond the health sector.

Hence, Japan should realize the severity of the issue, redress its wrong-doings and return to the right track.

We have to address the substance and the procedural issues in the inhibitions of the legal redress.

Officers booted out by the army for their political views will be able to seek legal redress.

But although the workers have lost some of their economic power, they have not lost their votes and may yet use them to redress the balance.

Postal services - Quality of service - Measurements of complaints and redress procedures.

However, the branch shall endeavor to redress the grievance within one month from the date of receipt of the complaint.

While we never pursued a formal complaint, we had enough evidence as a collective group to pursue legal redress.

The underlying assumption of these arguments is that yuan revaluation would help to redress global economic imbalances.

Mr Medvedev wants to boost sales of Russian military equipment, aircraft and nuclear technology to redress the balance.

In the domain of private law, it expresses its protection and redress on people's private rights; including intellectual property law.

Meanwhile individual schools are taking measures to redress the imbalance between teaching and research.

A government worried that growth is skewed towards exports could redress the balance by cutting taxes or raising spending.

There two methods of redress to protect the right of child-bearing. , including legal remedies and remedies beyond law.

Contractorsareno longer immune fromIraqi law, as they were in the first years ofthewar, but avenues of legal redress remain winding.

that may oblige innocent firms to pay to settle and prevents infringed parties from seeking redress.

When that happens, Americans turn to the court system and seek redress.

When this was discovered and no redress was offered, General Bentz and other highly placed officers were taken into custody as hostages.

finally, to provide effective redress and fulfill a concrete, practical protection of human rights.

Many Indians were disappointed at the lenient terms; the government scrambled to find new means of redress.

We certainly don't want to give up the rights, when people do something wrong, to seek redress in the courts.

His failure to outline how and when to redress the deficit spooked some investors more than his reticence on reform.

Forest fire prevention is to prevent the occurrence and spread of forest fires, that means forest fire prevention and redress.

The group assists farmers in petitioning for government redress in cases of corrupt officials, property seizures, and other rural abuses.

The National Copyright Administration shall investigate and redress the following infringements against copyright.

How can I as a private litigant seek redress for defamation that ruins my business?

the car is really going well and the whole team wants to redress a points classification that penalises us excessively , " he added" .

With Musharraf's handpicked judges sworn in, opportunities for legal redress seem slight.

Meanwhile individual schools are moving on their own to redress the imbalance between teaching and research.

In such circumstances, cartoons and satirical accounts of somber political events redress.

Fantina's book aims to redress this critical oversight, making the case that masochism is a central feature of Hemingway's major works.

Should the State use its financial or legal muscle to redress the imbalance and help rural students?

These negotiations have been going on for years with little redress.

Legal aid is a kind of redress by means of providing free or part free legal service.

To redress these wrongs, sweeping new regulatory powers will treat the infirmities that ail us.

Violation of the rights of another party for which legal redress is available.

The 3G licences will further redress the balance: licences will be apportioned to give its competitors a technological advantage.

last, redress the correlative systems according to the cause of formation and the type of embarrassment.

Farmers' rights advocates are increasingly visible in assisting farmers in petitioning the government to redress grievances.

meanwhile, mobile courts are helping victims in remote forests to seek redress.

Is there any possibility that our generation could redress all of the wrongs of history?

Our generation is attempting to redress the wrongs committed by our ancestors.

To redress the balance he puffs himself up and shouts for attention.

redress the imbalance between something .

The changes suggested by the EHRC would redress the balance in this area.

This is thought to be the first time anywhere in the world that relatives of terrorists' victims have obtained redress in a civil court.

If the statute of limitations has run, the plaintiff is without redress .

"Aluminium is set to play catch up and redress the imbalance, " says Nick Moore, head of commodity strategy at RBS.

But where are the incentives to redress the balance?

Now the third world has come into its own to redress the imbalances of the old.

US officials said they would, "press vigorously for redress" .

Guo Shuqing, chairman of China Construction Bank, argues that a more active China will help redress the world's economic imbalance.

To petition the parliament to redress grievances .

They are in essence calling for market intervention to redress imbalances.

Campaigners say the ruling paves the way for other Iraqis to seek redress in British courts.

The letter spells out demands for redress for investors, employees and clients.

Many domestic workers are never paid their full salaries and have little chance for redress.

In fact during those days the system of seeking private vengeances and self redress was very common.

"Shame on us in the industry for not doing anything about it, " says Jordan Kassalow, whose firm VisionSpring aims to redress the problem.

Nobody could redress the grievance for him.

You must seek redress in the law courts for the damage to your car.

To make reparation for; redress.

He kept on seeking legal redress, of course.

In China, it's precisely the lack of adequate financial and legal redress that contributes to product-safety scandals in the first place.

If you already know it is bad and do it, you commit a sin difficult to redress.

Unfair and fair doesn't exist in this World. their grievances at redress.

Lawsuit An action or a suit brought before a court, as to recover a right or redress a grievance.

Have a pile of clothes to redress very hot , have on because of that indicates that I have clothes.

They have reliable avenues for redress when they feel that wrong has been done.

A fault confessed is half redress.

He will seek legal redress for the unfair dismissal.

Some aspects, such as the absence of coffee, he intends to redress immediately.

The draft tort liability law is a basic law to protect people's civil rights and ensure they can get redress if their rights are harmed.

A fault confessed is a half redress.

To improver the process of the right of claim, we should widen the way of the administrative redress.

"The people, whose privileges he has invaded, call aloud for redress" (Jane Porter).

The constitution says people have a right "peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances" .

We reported to them that we were concerned at this level of debt and we needed to redress it . . .

Secondly, we should build up the redress execution on process, in order to regulate the execution action.

"The world community has to bring pressure on the governments to redress the situation, " said Khan.

I will seek redress as long as I live ", Xia, 77, told Xinhua. "

He himself has come out and said 'I made a mistake last year and I will change and redress my attitude'.

We should work to redress concentration of power and enhance public supervision of the government.

You must seek redress in the law courts.

We can complain to their professional body and seek redress.

For example, to redress widespread textile-job losses, the government may allow a 2% increase in export-tax rebates for the industry.

a country that has long sought redress for the past abduction of a few dozen citizens by the North Korean state

The advocates of guarantees argue that the threat of redress alone will be enough to ginger up teachers and hospital managers;

"It is easier to recount grievances and slights than it is to set down a broad redress of such grievances and slights" (Elizabeth Kenny)

Only when you redress that balance will you stop feeling down on such a regular basis

From there Shelley, always full of schemes, went on a quixotic expedition to redress the wrongs of the Irish;

The intention is that this will redress the balance; however, as Lucy Kellaway, a journalist, comments:

Governmental Malfunction and Its Redress in the Adjustment of Agricultural Structure

Right to redress of victims of grave violations of human rights and international humanitarian law

Development of the general-purpose redress unit for side wall of open wagon

A few cursory lines noting that inequality has been growing, but the government is now acting to redress it;

To investigate and redress cases of infringement of copyright that are of nation-wide influence;

Postal services - Quality of service - Measurement of complaints and redress procedures

I should be very willing to redress

The right of the people peaceably to assemble for the purpose of petitioning congress for a redress of grievances

Discussion on the Legal Redress Claimed for National Compensation on Maritime Oil-spill Pollution

Redress the misconception of diagnosis and treatment for gouty arthritis

Legal Redress for the Wrong Administrative Guidance

Mr Peng's handicap ispart of an attempt by the university to redress a greater imbalance in Chineseeducation

On the Promotion and Perfection of State Civil Judicial Redress Trial Procedure

Guard against abuse of redress channels in respect of discriminatory acts

Initial Probing Into the Legal Redress System of Equipment Procurement

Redress by Public Ability: A Discussion on Protection to the Farmers'Right

The Modification in the Judicial Redress Confirmation

Research on Right Redress of Students in Colleges and Universities

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Military Committee of National Redress;

Policies Answers on Sick Leave Wage or Disease Redress Expenses

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On the Law Redress of Corporation Deadlock

System of Administrative Redress in Present China

Tentative Study on Redress for Mental Damage Caused by Medical Malpractice

On the perfection of Chinese judicial redress system of civil laws

redress for family members of people killed unlawfully

As broken glass no cement can redress,

On the Administrative Law Redress of Internal Management Disputes in China's Colleges

Reflections on Controversial Problems in China's Judicial Redress

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We can only proceed from reality, carry out reform to redress existing problems, and do what we can under the circumstances. 16

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