Sentence examples for beginning to rectify from inspiring English sources
Beginning to rectify this would hardly cause a crisis; it would probably be welcomed by the bond markets.This still leaves a £56 billion gap to close.
The euro area is now beginning to rectify its institutional shortcomings, but further, very significant steps must be taken to expand the sharing of risks and pooling of fiscal resources.
Mr Carney, who was speaking at an event hosted by the Scottish Council for Development and Industry, went on: "The euro area is now beginning to rectify its institutional shortcomings, but further, very significant steps must be taken to expand the sharing of risks and pooling of fiscal resources.
His magisterial innings on the second day of the third Test began to rectify that imbalance.
Tax revenues are starting to rise and the deficit will begin to rectify itself.
And the Japanese government has already begun to rectify its environmental insouciance in ways Kerr dismisses as inconceivable.
Finally and belatedly guaranteeing equal legal rights to blacks after 400 years of monstrous racist oppression would not have been enough to begin to rectify the vast injustice at the heart of American history.
The G.O.P. can begin to rectify this situation by agreeing to up-or-down votes on the 14 qualified appellate and district nominees, most of whom received Judiciary Committee approval with minimal substantive opposition.
(Schweitzer) ★ Hilda Paredes (Saturday) The work of Ms. Paredes, one of the eminent Mexican contemporary music composers, is little played here, an oversight that Miller Theater will begin to rectify in the next installment of its valuable Composer Portraits series.
The group had begun to rectify this by controlling its supply chain and launching a more expensive range of "very high quality leather products" where it today said "profitability remains at an exceptional level".
This proposal is not perfect, but it would begin to rectify the political imbalance inherent in the residence rule — an imbalance that distorts both the census and basic democratic principles.
