remediable

It is also the factor most likely to be remediable by practitioners.

But what afflicts them is not remediable through traditional civil rights strategies.

Identifying high risk groups should point towards the inequalities that are remediable.

There are flaws in the Roth plan, but they are remediable.

Fortunately, the problems of fledgling restaurants are often remediable.

But such trifles, after all, were accidental and remediable.

Section 146 distinguishes between remediable and irremediable breaches of covenant.

Prove to us that man is remediable.

This is understandable, but probably remediable: there are aspects of the score that may still be drowned out by its reputation.

Any error in Borjas's argument is remediable by increasing immigration.

The flaws are remediable - giving hope that the Kennedy proposal could serve as the platform for a first-rate bill.

None of this is remediable so long as it is taken for granted that every book deserves to be reviewed.

When you're young, everything seems reversible, remediable.

Is it associated with remediable personality traits?

In her case, it was remediable.

The Supreme Court has not individualized remediable discrimination.

These are serious, but remediable flaws.

While Dave was still a problem, it now seemed to Mr E remediable.

The uncontrolled increase in the number of authors might be remediable to some extent by journals devising a collective policy.

The picture of an economic and political system in which social exclusion, however unfortunate, is somehow a remediable affliction is all but required.

The problem must be remediable.

That they amounted to minor stumbling blocks, bothersome but easily remediable hassles.

Mistakes happen, but they are remediable.

In 1862 he published Consumption: its Early and Remediable Stages.

There was no place for tragedy, dismissed as an avoidable accident, and its consequences as remediable.