1.   To remedy this weakness that is the next task before the labour movement.

2.   Rudenstine also argued that Harvard cannot easily remedy its weaknesses because restricted gifts dominate its endowment.

3.   There is little wrong with present U.S. patent laws, and any weaknesses can be remedied with limited amendments instead of a sweeping patent bill, Rohrabacher said.

4.   He said improvement is unlikely for markets in the region until they are convinced the countries are remedying serious weaknesses in their banking systems.