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• There's a person whose injuries go unremedied ."
• To us it is an unremedied, ongoing violation,
• It's disturbing to discover that a problem this prolific and blatant has gone unremedied so long.
• The Crimes committed against these survivors remain one of the greatest unacknowledged and unremedied injustices of the Second World War.
• "And if you don't complain, these problems tend to go unremedied in the future ."
• "Where there are consumer abuses unremedied by industry, Congress has invariably stepped in, " he said.
• Poorly trained workers made mistakes that went unremedied because supervisors were absent, Mark said, and supervisors signed records falsely indicating they had monitored production.
• Koizumi has three months to give the impression, at least, that he has genuine solutions for Japan's long-unremedied economic decline.
• "I hope I'm wrong, but the truth is that very serious frauds will go unremedied as a result of what they did today ."
• If this worsening situation had gone unremedied for seven to eight years then, I fear, it would be very dangerous, " ministry spokesman Shen Guofang said.
• The cathedral dome collapsed in 1996 as a result of unremedied structural weakening caused by an earthquake in 1990, to which injudicious building alterations in the 1950s may have contributed.
• Abraham published a follow-up report in May 2009, " Injustice Unremedied ", under s10 ( 3 ) Parliamentary Commissioner Act 1967 criticising the Government for rejecting her findings.
• Investigators said Thursday that they could not explain how such a hideous case of child abuse went unnoticed or unremedied for so long, nor could they verify whether city child welfare workers were ever involved with the family.
• Ron King, who runs a marketing business in Concord, N . H ., used to feel that way, but he has learned over time that the reverse is true : unremedied isolation cuts into productivity.
• "Microsoft has been found to have committed serious violations of Section 2 of the Sherman Act through conduct that began in 1995, yet those violations remain unremedied, " the government said in its filing Friday.
• The exasperation caused by just grievances unremedied was no stronger a motive with the trekkers than the desire to be free from the restraints imposed on British subjects and the wish to be able to deal with the natives after their own fashion.
• Leaving, say, Belgium or the state of Ohio unremedied for Y2K as a test case for whether Y2K was really serious would have rightly been dismissed as an absurd option, given the risks and the interconnectedness of electric grids, telecommunications networks, and global trade.
• No . 246 ) ( 1997 ) ( Cm . 3769 ), para . 4.11, p . 43 expresses some concern that defining the content of the unfairness concept in the way I have suggested might unduly limit its scope and that " conduct which would appear to be deserving of a remedy may be left unremedied . . . " In my view, a balance has to be struck between the breadth of the discretion given to the court and the principle of legal certainty.