Sentence examples for Rectify deficiencies from inspiring English sources

For example, it now surveys taxi drivers, hairdressers and the like to rectify deficiencies in its information on consumption.

They are not traveling the country deploring Republican immorality, and Senate committees now headed by Democrats have not leaped to investigate the Florida voting or to try to rectify deficiencies in the nation's electoral system.

These hypothalamic nuclei send output signals to motor areas that can generate actions to rectify deficiencies.

Simply providing increasing access to existing primary care facilities or providing universal health insurance will not rectify deficiencies in health care delivery unless the factors that compel patients to access urgent care are better understood.

That is commendable: rectifying deficiencies in the state school system while being barracked by the government for failing to attract state school pupils shows a steely determination.

"Since the implementation of the money-laundering regulations in 2007 the UK has been one of the few countries to be considered to have sufficiently rectified deficiencies highlighted in previous evaluations".

Although the series had already been lost, averting a first home whitewash since 2006 and rectifying deficiencies in all three facets of the game ahead of Saturday's Champions Trophy opener with Australia made this far from a routine dead rubber for England.

The author concludes by briefly suggesting amendments to the Rome Statute to rectify these deficiencies.

While a perfect DPI may never exist, both device and formulation technology are evolving to rectify perceived deficiencies in earlier systems.

To rectify these deficiencies, this study proposes the use of fire-tube pans to increase heat transfer from the flue gases to the sugar cane juice.

The building "may want to hire a mechanical contractor or certified testing firm to measure and balance the air flow in the building, and rectify any deficiencies," he said.