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Meanings of redress in inglés
A sum of money paid in compensation for loss or injury.
portugués
reparação (legal) catalán
redreçar Synonyms
Examples for "remedy"
Examples for "remedy"
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Of course, if withdrawal is really the problem, the remedy is simple.
2
Megan Rapinoe said it is well-within Fifa's power to remedy the situation.
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I would look at any remedy as a possible solution, said Paxton.
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He also sought an injunction requiring the State to remedy the situation.
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The question now before the council is how to remedy the situation.
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The California case may set a new legal precedent for seeking remediation.
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Four weeklong meetings were used to identify areas for improvement and remediation.
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We already have plant species for remediation of polluted fields, Rosset said.
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Any water reuse facility or groundwater remediation likely uses the same technology.
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ABSTRACTThe remediation of metal-polluted water using bacterial biofilms is a promising technology.
Usage of redress in inglés
1
Latin government actions seen to redress unequal treatment tend to draw applause.
2
Moves are already afoot to get New Labour to redress the situation.
3
The best thing you can do to improve the problem is redress.
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And so back to looking ahead and to redress our current position.
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In such circumstances, members of the public have little chance of redress.
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This would redress a serious imbalance and would see justice better served.
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Of all people, she had more right than anyone to claim redress.
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I have done wrong, but have made redress as best I might.
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The withdrawal of British troops from Sangin would help redress the imbalance.
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Second is redress, which is restitution for the effects of the injustices.
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At last in 1524 the peasants rose demanding redress for their grievances.
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Longespée, complained to the King; but Louis could give him no redress.
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The pressure is on to redress injustices of the past, rightly so.
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It passed a series of laws designed to redress historical economic inequalities.
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Mr Fagan advised consumers to shop around to find convenient redress possibilities.
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The last attempt of the English peasant to obtain redress by force.
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Redress across language varieties
South Africa
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Ireland
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New Zealand
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