Meanings of get redress in English

Every one will laugh at Contarini if he tries to get redress.

The Indians think not, and with good reason; and yet they cannot get redress.

Hill said claimants felt vulnerable and disempowered and often gave up trying to get redress.

If a platform went bust, lenders could get redress for unsuitable advice from Britain's Financial Services Compensation Scheme.

Keep your temper, keep records and use the system to get redress for substandard goods and services, advises Clare O'Dea.

What deters foreign investors most about Italy is that rules are often not obeyed and it's hard to get redress.

But of course, some newspapers do not actually want it to be at all easy for their victims to get redress.

Go and get redress of your wrongs, justice for your fallen comrades; and if you can, the punishment of their assassins.

We can get redress no where, unless we trouble the government all the while, and that we are delicate to do.

I had prolonged correspondence with the management of Bus Eireann in 1994 but failed to get redress, so my ordeal continues.

Don't you see by that theory that a man never can get redress for negligence on the part of the employer?

If people do not have access to judicial services, they will not be able to get redress, and, judge quality of justice.

Student leaders have also been encouraged to use available mechanisms such as the Press Ombudsman and the Broadcasting Complaints Commission to get redress.

"That," I said, "answers why you have never got redress and never will get it because you are all liars, from top to bottom.