Examples of using Redressed in English and their translations into German
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This must be redressed.
This distortion must be redressed without trading off increased wage dispersion against increased poverty.
This should be redressed.
This bedroom/ bathroom was redressed from the"usual" Falcon Crest Victorian Mansion's upstairs bedroom set.
These were just old props that I redressed.
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Some years ago the minaret was redressed and this complex is a main attraction for tourists.
What will you or your family do when Falun Gong is redressed in the future?
Jewish dominance in the media should be redressed, among other measures, by separating advertising and media.
How can socialimbalances in the member states be identified and redressed?
After Emperor Xiao Zong took the throne, he redressed and exonerated Yue Fei.
On the Day of Judgment, rights will be given to those to whom theyare due(and wrongs will be redressed)…" 7.
At Lamineries MATTHEY, strips are generally cut inwidths of 1 to 230 mm(0.04"to 9.0") and redressed foils in standard lengths of 0.5 to 3 m 1.64 to 9.38 feet.
The benefits of the single market will be limited if the rules are not correctly applied, andif the rights created are not satisfactorily upheld and redressed.
There is every reason to think that this situation will be redressed in the first quarter of 1979·.
This is certainly a totally unacceptable state of affairs, an affront to the international legal order, andan ongoing threat to regional stability that must be urgently redressed.
It is vital that the current imbalance in this area be redressed so as to allow for a harmonised level of economic development across the EU.
The present weakness of the exchange rate of the Euro is a largely cyclical phenomenon,which will be redressed sooner rather than later.
Worldwide asymmetries resulting from globalization should be redressed, with emphasis placed on more equitable distribution of the benefits of an increasingly open world economy.
I hope that Commissioner McCreevy, who is here on behalf of the European Commission, will do his best toensure that no further injustices take place, and that past wrongs are redressed.
After recourse to the European Court of Justice in Luxembourg, this error was redressed and we now have the possibility of retaining such fiscal advantages.
For at the end of every period of Salvation a spiritualisation of people can no longer be noticed, and such failure or non-observance of the truepurpose of existence on earth has to be redressed….
Master Bedroom(Seasons 3- 4)[under construction]:This bedroom/ bathroom was redressed from the"usual" Falcon Crest Victorian Mansion's upstairs bedroom set.
It is all too often bemoaned that the EU has failed to foster a culture of innovation and enterprise: the European Investment Fund(EIF)is a vital way in which this imbalance can and should be redressed.
I regret that the proposal to extend the exclusive zone from 12 to 30 mileswas rejected as such a step would have redressed some of the current imbalance from which Irish fishermen suffer.
Whereas experience has shown that the structural imbalance in the VAT rates applicable by Member States to agricultural outputs of the floricultural and horticultural sectors has led to reported cases of fraudulent activities; whereas that structural imbalance is a direct resultof the application of Article 12(3)(d) and should be redressed accordingly;
In this context, the Commission refers to the jurisprudence of the Court of Justice, according to which any incompatibility of national rules withTreaty provisions can only be redressed by adopting other binding domestic provisions, having the same legal force as those which require to be amended, and providing for sufficient legal certainty.
In our decision today and in our report we state that the shifts in the burden of financing implied by some of these options presentregressive elements that might need to be redressed in the context of our solution.
While the Eleventh Circuit has found that a foreign national's removal from the United States does not moot a petition for review when the"injury would be redressed by a favorable ruling from this Court" after removal, Rudolf's injury cannot be redressed after removal because he will be in prison in Germany.
The importance of paying special attention to the education of girls, and tothe fact that the situation of unequal opportunities for girls could start to be redressed by recruiting and training local female teachers.
The ETUC, in contrast, has responded favourably, confirming a number of comments already made in a previous resolution from 1999(see document XXX): basing its thinking on established agreements and practices so far, the ETUC argues that the restrictions andshortcomings attributable to the legislation cannot be redressed purely through negotiations, or voluntarily, but require a revision of the directive itself.