Sentence examples for be correction from inspiring English sources

But a conviction, even for murder, does not necessarily disqualify a candidate from a civilian job like a chaplain's — though it does disqualify applicants who want to be correction officers.

"Will it not instead be the biggest impulse to unilateralism there could ever be?" Correction: March 21 , 2003 Friday Because of an editing error, an article on Wednesday about challenges within the government of Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain over his support for war in Iraq referred incorrectly at one point to the position of Clare Short, the secretary for international development.

When Mayor John V. Lindsay named Mr. Malcolm to be correction chief, New York became the third major American city, after Washington and Chicago, to have a black at the helm of its jails, and his appointment provoked broad national interest as the country's jails and prisons became increasingly populated by black men.

The Dow industrials are nearing ten percent down from their recent peak, which would be correction range, a place the tech-heavy NASDAQ has already visited.

Some out there think though there will be correction upwards to where it was before and well beyond, given the recent trading lows over the last 50-day trading period.

When we are trying to train children to do better, 95-percent should be praise and 5-percent should be correction.

Yes, there will be corrections.

The next issue is correction of the literature.

The first possible improvement is correction of site amplification.

And so are corrections of any misstatements.

"Our best customers are corrections officers.