The filing last month was an effort to correct that, officials said.
A user calling him/herself Noodles, presumably unaware that the name change has been demanded by Schwarzenegger, dismisses it as "a feeble statement by politically correct city officials".
Sometimes the lure of colloquial usage leads us to use "who" when "whom" is correct: "Administration officials will not say who they are considering for the post" [make it "whom," the object of "are considering"].
While he is correct, health officials would do better to stick to a bacterial larvacide in the wetland area that will not do as much damage to wildlife as pesticides.
Regulators at the FDIC have long been concerned about big banks' living wills, and have been more aggressive in trying to get the banks to correct deficiencies, officials have said.
The struggle over tickets is a pettifogger's dream: Were summonses mailed to the correct campaign official?
"You may find out some day that some of the indicators weren't correct," that official continued.
She described his behaviour as "totally unacceptable" and called for him to make correct the official record.
One stepped forward and identified himself, triggering a frantic effort by embarrassed US commanders to correct the official record and alert the British government.
