Sentence examples for corrective mission from inspiring English sources

In 1920, Coolidge became the only man to defeat Franklin Roosevelt in a national election, an especially inspiring fact to readers signing on for Shlaes's corrective mission.

As ever, pundits were full of advice for management and vice chancellors in particular on the need to reformulate strategy, re-energise mission statements, take corrective action and so on.

The lack of such a system means that the Hubble's optical defects will have to be corrected by some future manned space mission capable of installing a new corrective lens.

But its mission serves as a corrective for fashion's mode du jour: applauding every advance toward diversity made by big brands as some sort of glass-ceiling-shattering watershed, when the reality is more challenging.

Make that an almost-exact duplicate: it does not have the same spherical aberration problem that plagued the primary mirror and that required a special shuttle mission to the telescope to install corrective optics.

As a result of the efforts of the three missions, the Sandinista Government has taken corrective actions.

These were the mirrors that were discovered to be flawed after launching, requiring corrective lens to be installed later in space and salvaging the mission.

The volume of work and its difficulty will exceed even that of the first Hubble service mission, in 1993, when astronauts had to install a corrective lens to fix distorted images from the flawed main mirror.

After the problems with Hubble's mirror were discovered, the first servicing mission assumed greater importance, as the astronauts would need to do extensive work to install corrective optics.

Her aircraft resumed reconnaissance and observation missions over the Dardanelles; aircraft discovered a large ammunition dump on 12 April, and provided corrective data to direct gunfire from onto the target.

"Corrective action," she said.