Sentence examples similar to correctly rectified from inspiring English sources
A bug in the ULA as originally designed meant that the keyboard did not always scan correctly, and was rectified by a "dead cockroach" (a small circuit board mounted upside down next to the CPU) for Issue 1 ZX Spectrums.
A police statement tonight said that the order "contained certain errors" and that it would be rectified and published correctly in the Government Gazette on Thursday.
This was not rectified until 1933 when it was correctly identified as the male Latrodectus katipo.
During the late Vedic period the complexities of ritual were emphasized to such an extent that only highly trained Brahmans could carry them out correctly, and it was maintained that improperly or incorrectly performed rites could, unless rectified, bring about disaster or death.
A name is rectified when an instruction containing it (a ritual or a law) correctly guides peoples action.
This problem was rectified after the second round of supervision in Thiès, and a checklist that correctly defined intermittent preventive treatment for malaria was administered in the region of Louga.
The bank said the problem lasted three hours and has been rectified, but on Tuesday morning some customers were still reporting difficulties logging into the banks' websites and that their balances were not showing correctly.
Both problems were rectified.
Justice rectified, Gourcuff walked.
