Sentence examples for expected to rectify from inspiring English sources

The new law is expected to rectify the situation.

DigiTimes reports that it's a minor gaffe as far as fixes are concerned: the iPhone 5 uses the same manufacturing process as its predecessor, and sources say Wintek is expected to rectify things pretty quickly.

Health reform is expected to rectify that, but it will exacerbate a new form of rationing: the doctor is not in.

He's the one in the position to prove to me that he deserves it, and while I don't expect him to rectify the problem of systemic ableism, one small very simple thing he can do to demonstrate he cares is to apologize for his remarks.

He said he expected to see the problem rectified -- and fee and rate schedules integrated -- over the next three years.

Workers and the poor are invariably expected to bear the weight of rectifying the results of poor economic management.

These receptors have also been demonstrated at post-synaptic sites in some brain regions where their signalling through activation of G-protein coupled inwardly rectifying potassium channels is expected to produce membrane hyperpolarization (Saugstad et al., 1996).

It should also set out what plans the Bank has for rectifying the problem, and how long it is expected to remain at those levels in the meantime.

Regional governments are expected to miss their deficit targets and Madrid had so far failed to offer specific plans to rectify the situation, it added.

There are so many elements necessary if one is to put a man back together so he no longer threatens his fellow man, and it would be wrong, as Stephane Scotto said, to expect the prison service to rectify problems of alienation and resentment that exist in society at large.

"We expect Bob Dudley to make every effort to rectify the situation and rebuild the trust that has been lost".