Meanings of redressed by in English

A seeming inequity had been redressed by a new set of subrules.

Any wrongful and direct application of force is redressed by that action.

When these were redressed by the government, there was nothing to contend for.

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In a civilised world, injustices by past owners cannot be redressed by action against their successors.

But the balance is somewhat redressed by this.

Real wrongs must be redressed by agitating lawfully, persistently, continually and patiently, till they are redressed constitutionally.

These are acts of hostility against a state, and are prevented or redressed by force-theelement of war.

Like Robin Hood of old, he avenged himself on wanton wealth, and frequently redressed by it the wrongs of penury.

The multitude, therefore, often redressed by force grievances which, at Rome, were commonly attacked under the forms of the constitution.

Pulmonary exposure to a lethal dose of ricin can be redressed by treatment with antiricin antibodies; however, late antitoxin intervention is of limited efficacy.

It followed that they were fiercely impatient of hardships and suffering, especially such as they thought might be redressed by political and social changes.