We amend an error in [S. Parreiras, Correlated information, mechanism design and informational rents, J. Econ. Theory 123 (2005) 210 217].
It's a correction process that's there to help you amend an error.
By the Act of Supremacy, signed in 1534, King Henry VIII and his successors asserted full power and authority to "visit, repress, redress, record, order, correct, restrain and amend" any "errors, heresies, abuses, offences, contempts and enormities" in the nation's religious life.
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This article has been amended to correct an error introduced in editing.
This article was amended to remove an error in the narrative of Juan Manuel Santos's 2010 victory and to correct Timoleon Jimenez's name.
Correction 3 September 2014: The video on this page has been removed and the text amended because of an error conflating ZMapp with the new vaccine.
They could, of course, argue that this was a mislabelling in the photo archive; a quickly amended placeholder; an innocent error made in haste as opposed to something more sinister.
My evidence told how Mahmood, when a Sunday Times reporter, had attempted to cover up an error by trying to amend a computer file.
Watkins knocked on just short of the line at the other end and then amended for his error by touching beautifully to Vickery for a try wide on the right.
Kushner Cos. has said that a third party was contracted to file the paperwork and that documents were amended whenever errors were discovered.
