Sentence examples for corrected under from inspiring English sources

(i) Take appropriate action on routine issues that may be administratively corrected under authority inherent in the custodian of the records and that do not require ABCMR action.

Ford said it believed most of the problems were corrected under warranty repairs, but recently decided "in an abundance of caution" to recall the 2,900 vehicles.

The Lewis Relation holds under non-isothermal conditions, but should be corrected under isothermal condition when the wind velocity is small.

(The wrong they sought to demonstrate had indeed been corrected: under pressure from Robert Kennedy's Justice Department, the Interstate Commerce Commission, in September of 1961, mandated that "Whites Only" signs be removed from interstate facilities).

(iv) Where a record of compensation could not otherwise be corrected under this part and where in the judgment of the three-member Board that heads the Railroad Retirement Board failure to make a correction would be inequitable.

In Michigan, Dr. Joseph A. Martineau, executive director for the Bureau of Assessment and Accountability in the state Education Department said that even with all the system's flaws, many of which will be corrected under new legislation, the 0.8 percent of teachers deemed ineffective last year translated to nearly 800 teachers who will be in jeopardy of losing their jobs.

Finally, the finishing program coordinates are compensated to correct under-cuts during the measured cut stage.

A new method for correcting under-estimation of disabled life expectancy and an application to the Chinese oldest-old.

Record linkage creates a statistical construct that helps to correct under-reporting of deaths and potential bias in mortality statistics for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

We aimed at determining the national and departmental trends and profiles of under-five mortality during the period 1996 through 2000, taking advantage of registered vital statistics and of methods for correcting under-registration.

In summary, the present study provides a stable and accurate estimation of IS incidence in Germany, corrected for under-reporting.