Sentence examples similar to Rectified edition from inspiring English sources
This edition rectified the incorrect track splitting between "One Tree Hill" and "Exit" that affected some CD releases; the quiet coda that concludes "One Tree Hill" had previously been included in the same track as "Exit".
Later editions rectified the error.
These errors were only rectified in the third edition, published in Argentina in 1952, which also included numerous substantial changes introduced by Asturias himself.
Laslett began rectifying this in 1949 with his edition of Sir Robert Filmer's political writings.
If Radio 4's flagship Today programme has rightly been lambasted for marginalising women's voices – it has had only one regular female presenter alongside four men, and statistics last year showed that fewer than one in five reporters and guests on the show was female – Monday morning's edition certainly set about rectifying things.
Johnson will certainly rectify this omission in the book's next edition, one of many to come.
Thursday, Late City Final Edition Under this heading, The Times amplifies articles or rectifies what the editors consider significant lapses of fairness, balance or perspective.
Perhaps someday a scholarly edition of these letters will be issued that in addition to rectifying such omissions will include cross-references to the novels.
Mr. Franco's newspaper published a special edition based on Mr. Aznar's call, then Mr. Franco published an editorial rectifying the mistake as new information came to light.
Norman Henley's admirable edition of four other plays, covering the years from 1857 to 1882, goes a long way toward rectifying this situation.
