Sentence examples for about to rectify from inspiring English sources

It is this discrepancy that the museum has set about to rectify - to the extent that one concert series can correct decades of misunderstanding and neglect - with "Vienna 1900: A Festival of Music," which will get under way next Sunday night in the 460-seat Roy and Niuta Titus Theater I at the museum.

(5) Chancellor Gerhard Schröder, who became Jacques Chirac's toy spitz in opposing America as well as neighbors in Europe, would confess that his positioning of Germany as an unreliable Atlantic ally and a Central European bully was a diplomatic and economic blunder that his current attempt to sweet-talk U.S. investors is not about to rectify.

If the inspectors identify a soil erosion problem, they have the power to, er, offer guidance about how to rectify it.

In this regard it is interesting that one of the main uses of Lockean theory these days is in defending the property rights of indigenous people where a literal claim is being made about who had first possession of a set of resources and about the need to rectify the injustices that accompanied their subsequent expropriation (see Waldron 1992).

We are currently working through this in more detail to deliver the right outcome for impacted customers, and will shortly be writing to those affected to provide further details about our plans to rectify this".

There has been a lot of hand-wringing of late about the need to rectify imbalances in the global economy that led the U.S. to be a net borrower from the rest of the world.

On some levels, Jesus has been lost because the biblical texts have simply been forgotten or unexplored; people are uninformed about what the biblical texts actually say about Jesus -- a weakness to rectify.

And just how many people were aware of her attempt to rectify the problem, knowing about said new filter?

Billy Hunter, the embattled head of the N.B.A. players union, announced a modest list of reforms Wednesday — measures intended to rectify concerns about his stewardship and perhaps save his job.

Aligning with what will create value for their customers, they focused on creating an environment that was exceptional at allowing people to be honest about their mistakes, driving them to rectify them, and then celebrate and immortalize the technical efforts that brought the solutions to life.

Pogge's analysis is powerful, and includes a number of valuable positive suggestions about how we might begin to rectify these defects—including revisions in how pharmaceutical research is incentivized, and mechanisms for a global tax on resource use (Pogge 1994 and 2011).