If this person is good at one particular thing (e.g. correcting spelling), give a suggestion to try a similar activity (e.g. spellchecker tool, fixing articles in the copyedit category, patrolling recent changes).
But no date for a general election was fixed.See article: India heads for an election.
The president's pay is fixed by Article II of the Constitution, which says that any changes he signs into law cannot go into effect while he is in office.
Aussies did not waste much time taking the mickey, with News.com.au declaring it had "fixed" the article by rewriting it as a piece entitled The Winter of Donald Trump: "When everyone here is awake, everyone there is asleep, which makes it a perfect perch for Americans to envy our multiculturalism, pine for our perfect climate – and ogle our actresses," it wrote.
(Here is a follow-up Fixes article on cash and voucher feeding programs in Africa).
Business everywhere has benefited from a disinterested enforcement of agreed international rules.Fragile strengthBut the dispute over bananas, together with the simmering quarrel over hormones in beef, has exposed flaws in the system that need fixing (see article).
If you can't fix an article that needs work, feel free to skip it and leave it to someone else, or to just apply the proper template.
If you think you can fix an article without having to implement a cleanup tag, you'll save another editor's time down the line.
Upon acceptance, articles will be made immediately available online with a fixed-article processing charge without constraints of page limitations or color page charges.
The Times's policy is clear: When an early version of an article contains a clear factual error, that error is fixed in the article itself and, at the same time, a correction notice is added at the end.
In this article, fixed point problems of a family of strictly pseudocontractive mappings are investigated based on an iterative process.
