1.   Legislators are the elected officials who pass laws or amend existing ones in order to remedy problems or to promote certain activities.

2.   Some of its politicians were backward-looking in that their major objectives were to remedy inter-war problems.

3.   Something must be done to remedy the problem.

4.   Although the inclusion of Dowd could remedy that problem as well as give a bipartisan tone to the probe, the experts warned that Danforth faces formidable challenges ahead.

5.   Another spokeswoman, Julie Hoover, said Monday that if that problem is remedied, KABC might put the ad back on.

6.   Archer and his group proposed language that they believe would remedy the problems with the rule.

7.   Arellano said the INS did not intend to process applicants out of turn and is remedying the problem.

8.   Any resolution of the antitrust suit, whether negotiated or ordered by the courts, would have to remedy the problems defined cogently by the Justice Department.

9.   As a result, thousands of large water systems identified unsafe levels of lead and many sought to remedy the problem.

10.   Asked what the city should do to remedy this problem, Henkin quickly volunteered to do his part.