Sentence examples similar to go rectify from inspiring English sources

"But it's a brilliant challenge for us to go and rectify it.

Some of the money seems likely to go toward rectifying problems that predate the spill, like shrinking wetlands.

Congressional Republicans have a long way to go in rectifying the insults to women offered by gaffe-prone male candidates who talked nonsensically about women, rape and the will of God.

How do we go about rectifying the problem if we determine that one exists?

"But we are going to rectify that starting right now".

How is that cute little couple going to rectify this situation?" I think I was 23.

He actually had never met the designer, but "it's something I'm going to rectify directly," he said.

A Cameron cabinet is not going to rectify that, with or without England's prettiest polyglot, Clegg.

Four years ago, when David Sullivan and David Gold surveyed the wreckage left by Avram Grant and wondered how on earth they were going to rectify the situation, West Ham United's owners decided that the only remedy was to prescribe an emergency course of Sam Allardyce.

One of the greatest boons the Labour party gave to the British people was comprehensive education, and I think there have been some departures from that, and I hope we're going to rectify it, especially this business of charging people at the universities.

But Horrigan notes that the slowdown in growth is not going to rectify itself, and that "policy experimentation," perhaps in the form of a tweaking of the Telecommunications Act of 1996, may be necessary to kick-start growth.