Since the filings, Ralph Lauren has claimed that its listing of North Korea was an error and plans to amend its filing.
My evidence told how Mahmood, when a Sunday Times reporter, had attempted to cover up an error by trying to amend a computer file.
BBC Cymru Wales has apologised for the error and asked to amend its evidence.
Frank, who never hesitates to amend errors, was writing for another part of the paper when we clarified, publicized and chiseled into stone the current policy.
"Japan must banish illusions, undertake searching reflection and use concrete actions to amend its errors, returning to the consensus and understandings reached between our two countries' leaders".
Mr. Vaca, who left the Legionaries in the 1970s and is now a professor of psychology at Mercy College on Long Island, said, "They have to amend all these errors and mistakes by facts and actions, not words and promises".
He chose to amend some factual errors – "in my very first story I was such a dunce that I got a grammatical term wrong" – and smoothed some "small points of clumsiness" that had become irritatingly apparent to him when reading the stories in public over the years.
Some studies have learned from the model output statistic (MOS) procedure of NWP to amend wind power forecasting errors, training the regression model based on the historical records of forecasting results and actual power output [8, 9].
In general use of the system, the most frequent reason for contacting system administrators was a forgotten login, followed by contacts to amend demographic information or errors in data shown.
The wind farm marked as WFa in Fig. 2 is chosen as the target wind farm, whose forecasting errors are to be amended.
