In 1952, Dr. Martha Mendell, a white member of the Physicians Forum, a multiracial doctors group in New York, argued: "The claim of the A.M.A. that it is powerless to correct this practice because of the 'autonomy' of its component societies is an evasion of its responsibility.
To correct this practice, six questions are here proposed that colleges and universities should ask first and persistently throughout the construction or renovation of learning spaces.
The Federal Communications Commission should revoke the licenses of any station that does not correct this dishonest practice.
The Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) is heralded as a revolutionary and transformative intervention to correct this gap in practice.
The hospital said it had taken measures to correct "this isolated incident", reviewing working practices for all staff working with ionising radiation, and developing checklists for all areas that radiologists work in to provide a more comprehensive training record.
In a statement, Mr. Suozzi thanked the comptroller for helping "in our continuing efforts to correct the practices established many years ago".
Although not, strictly speaking, "correct," in practice this is unlikely to have caused any serious increase in false-positive findings on account of the fact that most "suggestive" and "significant" findings from a primary GWAS analysis are taken forward for replication in independent studies.
It seems, to our opinion, that predisposing factors, although necessary, are not sufficient to predict practice, and more interest in enabling factors should be emphasized to improve compliance to correct preventive practice in this setting.
Of course, we have corrected this in principle, if not practice.
Notwithstanding Judge Enslen's correct identification of this practice as torture, so far United States courts have been unwilling to even address, let alone forbid, this disgraceful practice.
Mains added that Chase, Citigroup and the others in this case had years to correct their practices and submit documents that passed muster.
