remedy

“We deeply regret this unfortunate error and are taking immediate action to remedy this.”

Democrats’ task in the next several years, he said, will be to find better ways to speak to and remedy those gnawing concerns.

Chipotle decided to remedy its portion size issues after the company was hit with online claims of “shrinkflation.”

Controllers were unable to remedy the situation, but the flight was nonetheless still declared a success.

If you conduct an entire election campaign under the shadow of imminent physical violence, amid incessant threats of violence and promises of violence, you should not—perhaps—be surprised that women voters will experience a double indignity at losing their reproductive freedom in 2022 combined with threats of bodily harm if you attempt to do anything to remedy that in 2024.