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"And if you don't complain, these problems tend to go unremedied in the future."

These are only a few of the deficiencies which have gone unremedied over these past years.

We have learned that toxic dumps create community cancer clusters if left unremedied.

For only the fifth time in more than 40 years, the independent adjudicator issued a "special report on unremedied injustice" this week.

It would be anomalous indeed if this unsatisfactory history had to remain unremedied for an unduly long period.

If an unremedied breach persists, a borrower event of default is deemed to have occurred.

Process criticality is defined as the worst probable effect of an unremedied defect:

Now her latest special report, called "Injustice unremedied", is planned to raise her concerns with Parliament.

Yes, it is exactly the kind of nightmare of easy access to guns that many people see as an unremedied horror of American life.

He then proceeds to include the usual provisions that the agreement will terminate on insolvency,unremedied breach, or "upon 12 months notice from either party."

Glaring shortcomings often remain unremedied.

By propagating faulty theories and methods of treatment, the doctors allowed child abuse to go undetected and unremedied.

That's the only recourse the F.A.A. has, besides being responsible for the bad publicity that comes from naming airports with unremedied problems.

It also warned: "Informal briefings have replaced reports to cabinet and as a result mistakes have gone unremedied [sic] for years.

Should the violation of Mr. Khadr's rights go unremedied, the Canadian government will continue to be in violation of the law.

In another large group of cases, I concluded that formal investigation was not appropriate, because initial examination revealed no evidence of maladministration resulting in an unremedied injustice.

"Duly merely requires that there be no default unremedied at the time the option is sought to be exercised or the new term is stipulated to begin.

He made additional agreements (Hebron and Wye) and implemented withdrawals thereunder, despite a long list of unremedied PA violations.

Although NGOs acknowledged that the government made some improvements in conditions in prisons and other detention facilities, they agreed that the worst conditions remained unremedied.

She added that "without protection from retaliation, individuals who witness discrimination would likely not report it, indifference claims would be short-circuited, and the underlying discrimination would go unremedied."

The European Air Safety Agency (EASA) said the widespread A380 defects could pose a safety risk in the world's biggest passenger plane if left unremedied.

The industrial group said if the situation goes unremedied, output growth will slow further, reducing revenue for the state and ultimately affecting the labor market, while the country's trade surplus shrinks. '

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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.

The report, issued jointly by the public services ombudsman for Wales and health service ombudsman for England, report said the dispute caused the women "unremedied injustice and hardship".