Sentence examples for correct misguided from inspiring English sources

This legislation is needed to correct misguided preferences that effectively limited Federal housing assistance to welfare families only.

The center, modelled partly on similar institutions in Egypt and Saudi Arabia, would employ mental-health workers and a non-radical imam to correct "misguided thinking".

JB: Good to see you're still on patrol correcting misguided lefties/centrists/ non tories - how come they've not castrated this part of the site yet?

Restoring trust will take time and involve a concerted effort by the clergy and academia to correct a misguided value system.

In a letter to Mr. Bush, Representative Hansen offered an ambitious eight-page agenda for action, recommending that the new administration make it a priority "to correct the misguided direction the Clinton administration has taken in their attempt to manage our natural resources".

Even though he has proven his ability to help others correct their misguided choices, unfortunately there is no one who does this for Tim.

If you understand how these errors in thinking occur and use strategies like the Contingency Table Test mentioned above, you can reveal the hidden assumptions you didn't even know you had and correct the misguided thinking that plagues our everyday lives.

We should be correcting the misguided stereotype about whingeing Scousers, not fuelling it.

In January, President Obama signed the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, which corrects the misguided 2007 Supreme Court decision (Ledbetter v. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company) that was a blow not only to me, but also to all working women.

It's encouraging that bodies are starting to take steps toward correcting the misguided regulatory regimes that have been in place for decades.

In thirty-two wide-ranging chapters, Bellos variously corrects bits of misguided folk wisdom (Eskimo, it turns out, does not have a hundred words for snow), explains why Google Translate is so effective, and dismisses literal translation as "the shadow of another, more ancient world".