Sentence examples for asked for a correction from inspiring English sources
WHEN Michele Sugg, a clinical social worker from Branford, Conn., saw a friend's name misspelled in The New York Times last month, she immediately asked for a correction.
Hockey's lawyers claim Fairfax "set out to publish an article that attacked" Hockey because they had a bad relationship with the treasurer after he asked for a correction to an earlier article.
Hockey's lawyers claim Fairfax had a bad relationship with Hockey because he had asked for a correction to an earlier article and they had "set out to publish an article that attacked" him.
The senators asked for a correction, or, rather, a clarification: "We believe that you have an obligation to state that the role of torture in the hunt for Usama Bin Laden is not based on the facts, but rather part of the film's fictional narrative".
That study called an ICV trial for "intracerebroventricular" drug administration—is back in the limelight because a mother of two children afflicted with NPC recently asked for a correction in an article that appeared in the journal Current Topics in Medicinal Chemistry.
Re: Disney's statement on its LAT ban (below) — Disney never asked for a correction.
It's not "Why Did I Get Married Too?," but rather "Tyler Perry's Why Did I Get Married Too?," and the releasing studio, Lionsgate, will ask for a correction if you shorten it in a newspaper.
"Don't think I'm going to ask for a correction on that one," Dr. Blackburn, 58, a biochemistry professor at the University of California, San Francisco, said in a recent visit to New York City.
In addition to calling the reporter and asking for a correction, aides began tracking down reporters who had reposted the original item — which by then had developed into a blog post on Politico's Web site — asking that they, too, offer a clarification.
If the payor has already sent a copy of the erroneous form to the IRS, you can still ask for a correction.
