Meanings of redress the imbalance in anglès

The withdrawal of British troops from Sangin would help redress the imbalance.

It is time to redress the imbalance, shed a little light Beyond the Wall.

Such disadvantages should be considered by health-service policy makers and providers to redress the imbalance.

I would like to reiterate this point publicly to redress the imbalance presented by the media.

This budget does little to redress the imbalance.

The British presidency would attempt to redress the imbalance under the headings of jobs, crime and the environment.

Efforts to redress the imbalance failed.

A national capital fund, allied with a social dividend scheme, would be one realistic lever to redress the imbalance.

That strategy has done little to redress the imbalance, however, prompting President Hage Geingob to call for a more muscular approach.

Then it's evident the universe is out of whack and I have to take it upon myself to redress the imbalance.

But we need to do something soon, and this plan is national, aiming to redress the imbalance of the economies of north and south.

This ratio would "quickly redress the imbalance of too many people, too badly prepared for the life-long cycle of learning, working, retraining".

By blocking discussion of these issues, the symbolic commitment to high-speed rail in the north is more likely to protect London than redress the imbalance.

Like poetry, they redress the imbalances in our lives.

Redress the imbalance, young wizard.

Such couples have been discriminated against in the past and the current Budget goes a small way towards redressing the imbalance.