And given the recent population growth announcements, one company cannot be alone in redressing this imbalance.

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They suggest redressing that, and offer counter-intuitive prescriptions that flow from that accounting change.

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But that has become increasingly difficult to balance with the need to spend on redressing Venezuela's other problems.

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The changes it has introduced go a little way in redressing that.

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The Treasury Department bureaucracy has long believed in a weak dollar as a means of redressing the supposed problems of our trade imbalance.

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Avoiding special incentives for physical capital or improving property rights and the pricing of natural resources can generate resources for redressing social under-investment.

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You can read the entire note here, and you should, especially if you care about redressing misperceptions that lead to flawed energy policies.

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Last week the EU's Justice Commissioner, Viviane Reding, launched a public consultation to generate initiatives - including possible legislation - aimed at redressing the gender imbalance.

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Congress tried to facilitate the process back in 1999 when it passed the Veterans Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development Act, dedicated to redressing what it calls a lack of appropriate services for veteran entrepreneurs.

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But even redressing the balance could cause tensions.

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