Sentence examples for could be rectified from inspiring English sources

Colonel Lehner asserted that the problem was not major, and probably could be rectified by rewriting software.

Some customers are unaware of services or brands available at Wal-Mart, which could be rectified by communicating with them online.

He said on Sky News that "this whole thing could be rectified today" if the union called off the threat of a strike.

In short, the judge was saying that any violation of the indenture could be rectified by the payment of money damages or other remedies after the fact.

"There was no one to talk to at the assessors' office, so I don't know if it was a mistake that could be rectified in a second.

Therefore, there was no real need to oppose the bill on the grounds that it didn't specifically mention male victims, as this could be rectified at later stages.

But in the first 12 hours we did not know if any of the accident was our fault or whether it was a technical issue that couldn't be rectified".

A second casualty was the Scottish Labour leader, Murphy, who in a dignified concession speech said the troubles facing the Scottish Labour party for many years could not be rectified in five short months.

It could all be rectified in July, when Walsh will finally have the chance to spend his hard-earned cap space — an estimated $20 million — and dump half the roster.

Among the Mallon men, I was the worrier and perfectionist, and on numerous occasions, before and after that summer job, my father would remind me that few mistakes couldn't be rectified, and that what seemed terrible on Friday would probably feel trivial by Monday.

So blatant was the lack of consultation over all of these actions that even the assembly's chairman, Luis Miquilena, was moved to acknowledge that the appointment of the committee was probably a mistake (though, he swiftly added, one that could not be rectified).Like Peru's President Fujimori, Mr Chavez is not a believer in checks and balances.