Sentence examples for fail to rectify from inspiring English sources
The hospital in question must also have the resources to provide cardio-thoracic emergency surgery should either the angioplasty or drugs fail to rectify the problem.
And we will hold all those accountable that fail to rectify their ways.
If the authors fail to rectify this point, one alternative would be to remove or shorten and tone down the mechanistic data on how Runx1 regulates other transcription, and then look a bit more closely on how RB/p53 and Runx1 interact.
However, this bill fails to rectify the act's harsh treatment of immigrants sentenced to probation or minor prison terms.
Peter Mandelson, left, the union's top trade official, reiterated his concerns about the tax breaks, saying the change in the laws had failed to rectify the situation.
Since the melee, the police have shut down the club, saying the owners had failed to rectify several outstanding code violations.
One possibility, he said, is that one of the buildings was improperly assessed years ago, and the error has never been rectified either because the city simply failed to rectify it or because legal limits on the amount that tax assessments can be increased made it impossible for the city to increase the assessment sufficiently.
Nonetheless, a common feature of regulatory initiatives designed to secure a more structurally independent risk management function is that they have failed to rectify a critical imbalance of power - with the back office control functions continuing to be dominated by front office trading and investment functions.
Conventional medicine failed to rectify Leech's dietary issues, so her mother put her on a fast for ten days at the recommendation of a naturopath.
On the other hand, if UPR fails to rectify the folding problem as often seen in damaged or aged tissues or cells overexposed to pharmacological ER stressors, misfolded proteins can accumulate beyond a reversible point.
Post-colonial governments have failed to rectify some of these gaps.
