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make redress
verb as in atone
Example Sentences
RBS set up a £400m compensation fund to make redress.
Lawyers for the Quinns outlined on Friday morning what efforts the family were making to make redress.
Letters before action is a legal term referring to a letter written by a lawyer stating a grievance on behalf of a client and giving a defendant the chance to make redress before the aggrieved party launches a lawsuit.
That's why they commit themselves to recognizing the victims and make redress for their suffering.
"This contributed to a poor culture, where branch staff and management were reluctant to make redress payments, even when the bank had made an error and the complaint was justified," it added.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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