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remedial

[ri-mee-dee-uhl] / rɪˈmi di əl /


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It said infection rates fell after remedial work was carried out in 2018, including changes to the water system.

From BBC

The health board added there had been a "steady decrease" in the rate of infection after remedial measures on the system had commenced.

From BBC

Taken together, the Supreme Court’s remedial discipline and the legislature’s doctrinal clarification reflect a coordinated institutional response.

From Barron's

Any resumption of assistance would depend on the Somali government "taking accountability for its unacceptable actions and taking appropriate remedial steps", it said.

From BBC

He added: "Yes, it's a failing within the system, it shouldn't have happened and I wasn't very pleased about it when I found out, hence we're taking remedial action."

From BBC