Sentence examples for correct to include from inspiring English sources

Business Confederation of British Industry The director general, Richard Lambert: "Ministers are correct to include both nuclear and renewable power in their thinking.

It can be agued that it is not correct to include glucose in models together with HOMA-IR.

If so, it's correct to include B0 (the benefit the participant has already enjoyed) in the Reciprocity Principle and to hold that there are no reciprocal obligations to participants who do not bear net risks.

We believe it is not correct to include in the same analysis studies where levosimendan is used for the treatment of postoperative cardiogenic shock and studies where it is used as ischemic preconditioning before cardiopulmonary bypass [ 3, 4].

Therefore, we believe is not correct to include primary tumor growth as one of the statistical analysis to be performed in protocol 2. In the experimental approach that Fiering et al. have chosen, the primary tumor growth was not significantly different between any of the studied conditions.

To determine whether it was correct to include these DMARD-starting patients in the persistent arthritis group, baseline characteristics were compared between patients with persistent synovitis (with or without concomitant DMARD prescription) and patients in which DMARDs were prescribed without coexisting persistent arthritis.

That was based on a 2010 figure, and has been corrected to include more recent information, which says that it has fallen to an estimated 1.4%.

The Writers Guild has announced that the writing credits on 14 films released from 1951 to 1964 will be corrected to include the names of several screenwriters blacklisted by Hollywood studios.

John Bercow, the Speaker, says the motion printed yesterday has been corrected (to include the government's U-turn clause, saying there will be a second vote, but he does not say that).

B4 Religion Journal B6 SPORTS D1-8 ARTS & IDEAS B9-18 Restoring Film Credits The Writers Guild said credits on 14 films released between 1951 and 1964 would be corrected to include names of blacklisted screenwriters.

Because of an editing error, an earlier version referred to meth and cocaine as Schedule 1 illegal drugs, when they are classified as Schedule 2. The article has been corrected to include heroin and LSD as examples of Schedule 1 drugs.