Sentence examples for cure the defects from inspiring English sources

Right now, it's still kind of unclear what Motorola means by "cure the defects".

Chances are that the most likely way to "cure the defects" would be an additional agreement between Google and Motorola that allows Motorola to move forward with this litigation.

In his book Theory of International Politics, first published in 1979, he responded to the liberal challenge and attempted to cure the defects of the classical realism of Hans Morgenthau with his more scientific approach, which has became known as structural realism or neorealism.

The court gave Savage the opportunity to file an amended complaint if he wanted to try to cure the defects in his suit.

Nevertheless, federal prosecutors said that a new indictment could "cure the defect" in their case by being more precise.

During a testy conference before Judge Parker on Friday, though, prosecutors said they could "cure the defect" in the original charge by changing the wording to demonstrate that Mr. Boyle was a shareholder in one of Mr. Pirro's companies -- a relationship that does have to be reported.

Llewellyn noted that the rule seems to have been rather harshly applied in these cases, since either the buyer may not have known of other defects at the time of rejection or the seller could not have cured the defects anyway.

If it isn't possible to repair the car because, for example, spare parts are no longer available, or the dealer has not cured the defect within a reasonable period of time, you must be offered either a price reduction or refund.

Unfortunately, post-reduction methods cannot completely cure the structural defects introduced by the strong oxidation process.

Immediately after the court's decision, Gov. George E. Pataki and the Senate majority leader, Joseph L. Bruno, promised to cure the legal defect and quickly pass a new law.

Both groups said today that the new proposal did nothing to cure the fundamental legal defects in the original proposal.