Sentence examples for a view to correcting from inspiring English sources

Something must be terribly wrong with a system that allows such an anomaly, but apathy is clearly a two-way thing: rather than desperately examining the causes with a view to correcting them, our masters shrugged a collective shoulder, ignored the problem, and carried on claiming the expenses.

To divest his understanding of such vengeful associations, Southwood Smith defined divine punishment as "the infliction of pain, in consequence of the neglect or violation of duty WITH A VIEW TO CORRECT THE EVIL".

Important insights are provided into the nature of the symptoms of psychiatric comorbidities in these patients, and particularly children and adolescents, with a view to assisting clinicians in reaching a correct diagnosis that will permit the implementation of appropriate treatment strategies, whether psychological or pharmacological.

Although Trump frequently lashes out at European NATO members for not spending enough on defense, granting membership to Brazil would not be viewed as a way to correct the balance sheet — but instead as another attempt by Trump to disrupt the alliance.

Thus, our study can also be viewed as an attempt to correct for the TDRP given the strict clock assumption.

I can assure you that this is a view I am determined to correct.

A retrospective view on landscape can help to correct this state of affairs.

No doubt the curators — Isabel Schulz, executive director of the Kurt and Ernst Schwitters Foundation at the Sprengel Museum in Hanover, Germany, and Josef Helfenstein, director of the Menil Collection — wanted to correct a mistaken view of Schwitters as an anarchic, antiart wild man.

"We are still working to correct that view".

It's not a politically correct view to hold - and none of the people who spelled it out wanted to be quoted in this article - but, when it comes down to it, the pupils are the one element of a school that's hardest to change.

The final process for the Trivero fabrics is for a team of women to view and correct the material before it journeys on to a second factory in Stabio, Switzerland, where the suits are sewn.