Sentence examples for be rectified in from inspiring English sources

In fact, Sāṃkhya philosophers argue that our experience of ourselves as conscious beings is a mistake that needs to be rectified in order to achieve liberation.

On tonight's evidence, this shortcoming may be rectified in very short order.

"We probably should have won the game but we didn't and I'm hoping that will be rectified in this game".

To the extent that those are the issues at stake for gay men and women, they can and should be rectified in state and local law.

Based on the pilot, we just don't know him or his motivations as well, and hopefully that will be rectified in the next few episodes.

"There was no one to talk to at the assessors' office, so I don't know if it was a mistake that could be rectified in a second.

This was rectified in 1912 when the club took over an empty loft at 345 Amsterdam Avenue.

That problem was rectified in the early 17th century when the chambered climbing kiln was imported from Korea.

This irregularity, too, was rectified in Mr Osborne's autumn statement, Britain's mini budget.

The problem was rectified in later versions by fitting longer wings at the sacrifice of some of the Marauder's speed.

Seventy years on, that omission is rectified in a scorching debut novel that is sure to become an essential companion to Camus's masterpiece.