redress
Example Sentences
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The Department for Business and Trade told the BBC that redress to sub-postmasters and their families who have suffered is a priority of the new Labour government.
From BBC
Victims are calling for "meaningful redress", with compensation expected to cost up to £10 billion.
From BBC
One of Plaid Cymru’s plans to redress “economic unfairness” is to increase what are known as windfall taxes on oil, gas and energy companies.
From BBC
It also said anyone who incurred a loss as a result of the glitch can apply for redress through its complaints system.
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As a result, it added, the company can no longer offer families access to the association’s independent complaints and redress service.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
