Limit the impact of these mishaps by acknowledging that a mistake has been made, and commit to remedying the issue.
In response, Schreiber shared Teicke's post on his own LinkedIn profile, and thanked him for a "very amicable and constructive meeting" and for committing to remedy the issues raised in the complaint.
"I told them that I accepted full accountability and responsibility for what had happened and that I was committed to remedying the situation," Mr. Weldon said.
"Accordingly, we have every reason to believe that the county is committed to remedying all known deficiencies" at the jail, the report stated.
[ABC News] Military officials say they are committed to remedying a plume of aviation gas and jet propellant that leaked undetected into an aquifer for decades from Kirtland Air Force Base in New Mexico.
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But he also talked about the U.S. trade deficit in goods with the E.U., which was $151.4 billion last year, saying he was committed to "remedy these trade balances".
Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch presented the report at the federal courthouse in downtown Chicago, alongside Mr. Emanuel, who laid out the steps the city had committed to take to remedy the problems, and Zachary T. Fardon, the United States attorney for the Northern District of Illinois.
Commit to your commitments.
"The Mayor has committed to identifying avenues to remedy the funding for participating organizations so that there will be no disruption in services to our residents," she said.
Freddie, in its quarterly report filed this month, said it was now requiring banks "to commit to plans for completing repurchases, with financial consequences or with stated remedies for noncompliance, as part of the annual renewals of our contracts with them".
