But the New York apartment is a rental, so rather than invest a lot of money in correcting its shortcomings, McKay -- having learned a valuable lesson in French chic -- decided simply to camouflage them.
(Since 2009, Brower reports, the commission has begun responding to this criticism and has been correcting its shortcomings).
Microsoft cannot terminate a computer maker's license to use Windows without providing a written notice and allowing the computer maker at least 30 days to correct its supposed shortcomings.
In a bid to correct its marketing shortcomings, HTC previously announced a new Chief Marketing Officer, Benjamin Ho, would be taking over this month — replacing the now former CMO John Wang.
After weeks in which he has stirred doubts about his abilities as a candidate, Mr. Perry is re-examining his campaign — and himself — in an effort to correct his shortcomings of style and substance so he can capitalize on his strengths, including the $15 million he has in the bank and what he points to as a record of job creation in Texas.
Last week the Bush administration announced that a senior Treasury Department official, Daniel L. Glaser, had attended a meeting of the group in Paris along with representatives from Iran, who were trying to persuade the task force that Iran would correct the shortcomings in its banking system.
After receiving steady criticism for this shortcoming, Ms. Sutherland worked to correct it, and sang with crisper enunciation in the 1970s.
We believe the Bipartisan Center's plan amplifies the strong aspects of the commission's draft while correcting for some of its shortcomings.
However, according to him, the developers failed "to correct major shortcomings" in Dune II, as its fog of war does not fit with the real-world setting, also finding fault with design choices in the game's missions, which he believed were structured like "puzzles" that allowed for only one way to win.
It's forever tempting for the parties to try to correct possible shortcomings or gain marginal advantages late in a negotiation.
