Sentence examples for correct corruption from inspiring English sources

Beyond the content of Archbishop Viganò's letters, in which he said he was working to correct "corruption, private interests and dysfunction that are widespread in various departments," experts on the Vatican were intrigued that the letters had become public at all.

Furthermore, an FEC technique such as channel coding that is applied in the physical layer of the satellite communications only corrects data corruption due to the noise and the interference.

See articleA court in South Africa ruled that the National Prosecuting Authority had failed to follow correct procedure in its corruption case against Jacob Zuma, who heads the African National Congress and will probably be the next national president, so his trial could not take place.

People like the economic model; they just want to correct some issues with distribution and corruption".

Triple redundancy has an advantage over C/R in that it can also detect silent data corruption (SDC) and then correct results via voting.

China's leaders increasingly acknowledge the existence of acute social ills like inequality and corruption, and constantly promise to correct them.

As Professor Maurice Punch – a criminologist specialising in police corruption – described it in 2009, the correct metaphor should focus not on "bad apples", but "bad orchards".

Corruption, Asuse and Manslaughter: The Inexcusable Failings of Britain's Worst Professorrce.

Implicit in that phrase is the idea that the lopsided excesses and widespread corruption of rapid development must be corrected.

In addition, Patañjali (2nd century bce) and others held that nonstandard forms are corruptions (apabhraṃśa 'falling away') of acceptable correct forms (see Apabhramsha language).

If the liberal critics are correct, then, any individualism that attends liberal democracy is a corruption.