Sentence examples for corrections at from inspiring English sources

According to James E. Robertson, a professor of corrections at Minnesota State University, "Retaliation is deeply engrained in the correctional office subculture; it may well be in the normative response when an inmate files a grievance".

That's Jonathan Franzen's plan with "The Corrections," at least.

From 1953 to 1956, he directed the Center for Education and Research in Corrections at the University of Chicago.

It does not resolve the issue of increasing pressure to post corrections at any time, seven days a week.

White House press officials sometimes request corrections at daily press briefings and distribute "setting the record straight" statements about news coverage.

Wayne L. Strack, a deputy commissioner for corrections at the time, said he was "flabbergasted" when he learned about the case.

Now, only 9percentt of prisoners are in full-time job training or education programs, while 24percentt are completely idle, said James Austin, director of the Institute on Crime, Justice and Corrections at George Washington University.

Ms. Collins' existing written policy calls for uniformly publishing corrections at the bottom of opinion columns, which leads to their being appended to the original article in nytimes.com and various electronic databases.

Their autonomous GNC systems have made path corrections at the end of short driving segments.

But we noted that OTC Insight dropped badly during the corrections, at a 31% annualized rate.

Besides, the control stations also provide pseudorange differential corrections at each epoch and broadcast to other nodes.