legal redress

The workers fear it may be sold, but they've no legal redress.

Preventing a problem is better than going the long way of legal redress.

There must be some kind of legal redress against such a thing."

If the neighbours create a nuisance, we would have legal redress.

All the other regulations are recommendations, for which there is no legal redress.

"We are seeking legal redress to prevent this from happening in the future."

They promoted access to legal redress for all, regardless of economic status.

They also have access to legal redress if appropriate.

It is useful, as a last resort, to have another avenue of legal redress for children in trouble.

If these conditions were not met, the would-be entrepreneur could seek legal redress.

Blocking criteria should always be made public and provide for legal redress."

It is one thing to tell the parents they have lost the case, quite another to penalize them for having sought legal redress.

For years, though, all efforts to exact an official apology, much less legal redress, achieved little.

The major difference from earlier national declarations was that this is an obligation subject to international legal redress.

But mostly it's our legal redress committee that is the busiest."

Any man may kill him without fear of legal redress, for the clothes on his back or the food in his bowl.

They will not have the right to go to Industrial Tribunal for legal redress.

"It is our obligation to seek all legal redress."

Where abuse occurs, there must be available legal redress administered by an independent judiciary.

This means that citizens should be made aware of the relevant legislation and possibilities for legal redress.

He wrote the prospective publisher and reserved his right to seek legal redress if appropriate.

Where such provision is violated, an offended party has absolute right to seek legal redress.

If arrived at otherwise, clearly legal redress will be available to any patient who suffers harm as a consequence.

Access to these rights is a particular problem, since legal redress is often extremely expensive and complicated.

However, consumers are finding that although this single, open market exists, the possibility of legal redress is limited to national legislation in the field.