No wonder the Tories and their press seek to destroy the BBC, calling its corrective, accurate facts "biased".
I had become adept at using one of the tools employed to assert Time's authority — what I thought of as the corrective "in fact," as in "Democrats maintain that the measure would increase unemployment.
If he does come to the meeting, Secretary Shultz is going to present him with our demands for disclosure of the facts, corrective action and concrete assurances that such a thing will not happen again - and that restitution be made.
An event study is a method from empirical finance that provides a probabilistic estimate related to whether the corrective disclosure in fact affected price.
This, the first in a year-long cycle of shows curated by Louise Neri for this space, is much more than a calling card, and a corrective to the fact that the leading African-American artist has never before had a solo exhibition in Britain.
To my surprise, 66% of Gen Y respondents preferred "Some helpful, corrective feedback". In fact, they responded more strongly on that answer than older generations.
This twofold concern stems from the fact that corrective justice requires the reversal of wrongful changes to an initial distribution of resources.
Most authors highlight the importance of 3D-planned corrective osteotomies with the fact that 3D-deformations are often not addressed with conventional 2D planning techniques.
After an internal review, in June PBS determined that Gates had inappropriately caved to pressure from the "Gone Girl" star and said it would postpone the series' return in order to enact corrective measures, including expanded fact-checking and the hiring of an independent genealogist.
5 It is a well-known fact that corrective medical camouflage (CMC) may improve the psychological condition of patients suffering from chronic skin diseases or undergoing chemotherapy for cancer; such benefits are also demonstrated postoperatively in patients undergoing aesthetic surgery.
