Myths, disbelief and stereotypes have impeded our ability to honour this commitment and we all have a duty to rectify that injustice.
While this sentiment is echoed in a separate poll, furthering the tone that Americans are livid that their Congress, the same survey shows, rather than passing the buck entirely to our elected officials, Americans also blame themselves for failing at their civic duty to rectify this alarming state of affairs.
The obligation to rectify that seems overwhelming.
"We take full responsibility to rectify our shortfalls swiftly".
The people of the city of Flint deserve no less, and it is the duty of government to rectify its own errors and accept the responsibility to correct and restore what has been damaged.
As the minister in charge of the government's equalities office, the body responsible for eliminating barriers to equality, Morgan has both the duty and influence to rectify this clear and present inequality.
The lawsuit was the first of its kind ever directed against a police department in New York State — justified, in the Attorney General's estimation, because an entire institution, comprising twenty-seven officers, had careered out of control and because the people whose duty it was to rectify the situation had looked the other way.
Her duties include overseeing the electricity supply — or trying to rectify the chronic lack of it — and, since last year, sheltering the roughly two thousand families that have escaped war in other parts of the country and sought refuge in her district.
It does not address duties for which it is impermissible to use force to ensure compliance or to rectify (e.g., punish) non-compliance (e.g., a duty to see your mother on her birthday).
This enabled the off-going person to rectify an inadequate handover or assist in an emergency when duty clinicians were unavailable.
