Sentence examples for correct perceived from inspiring English sources

Similarities: Solitary individuals leak covert information to correct perceived miscarriage of justice; some see them as traitors.

Men reported using violence to assert dominance, correct perceived transgressions and lack of obedience, and maintain their public image of being in control of the household and family.

After two years of attempts to produce a coherent counter-terrorism strategy that have produced scant results, European officials are galvanised by the Paris, attacks and are racing to correct perceived gaps.

The historical development of liberalism over recent centuries has been a movement from mistrust of the state's power on the ground that it tends to be misused, to a willingness to use the power of government to correct perceived inequities in the distribution of wealth resulting from economic competition—inequities that purportedly deprive some people of an equal opportunity to live freely.

The Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC), as Dodd-Frank coined it, was designed to correct perceived deficiencies in regulation many different regulators oversaw different pieces of the financial system but none had visibility into the activities of entities they did not regulate.

Neither will the best-picture nominees, in all likelihood, correct perceived inequities in the documentary slot, where the shortlist of 15 contenders (for five slots), chosen by the academy's documentary branch, bypassed high-profile movies like "Tyson" and "Capitalism: A Love Story," or the do-it-yourself sensation "Anvil!

This is a net positive, but I have found many students developing a very aggressive approach to enforcing alternative history and correcting perceived historical wrongs.

But in reality, as long as people see a benefit -- be it in their work, personal or sex lives -- from looking younger or correcting perceived flaws, plastic surgery will continue to be a solution.

14 16 We were not able to show an effect of the intervention in correcting perceived norms of smoking or in enhancing self-efficacy to refuse offered cigarettes.

So would he prefer the option of a referral to correct such perceived wrongs?

To "correct" a perceived power imbalance, low-power negotiators may engage in whatever strategy they deem necessary, including misrepresenting information.