Sentence examples for has issued a correction from inspiring English sources

George W. Bush, the first president to have an M.B.A. degree, has issued a correction.

The Wall Street Journal has issued a correction to its report early Thursday that MH370 flew for hours after losing contact with ground control based on signals from systems in the plane's Roll-Royce engines.

The Sydney Morning Herald has issued a correction and removed details of the alleged rape from the original column, which was shared or liked more than 12,000 times on Facebook.

The New York Times has issued a correction after its television writer panned a show for being confusing when he watched the first two episodes in the wrong order.

Analyst Gartner expects worldwide tablet shipments to grow  42.7%53.4%% [Gartner has issued a correction to its earlier figures] this year, with shipments reaching 184 million units.

1620: The IAEA has issued a correction to its earlier statement that Japan had banned food originating from Fukushima prefecture because of the risk of radioactive contamination.

A Romney campaign spokeswoman said it was pleased that MSNBC had "issued a correction and apology".

(11/4/06) The heart of their complaint is that the Guardian should not have issued a correction because in their view Professor Chomsky "most certainly does seem to believe that...Srebrenica was not a massacre and that therefore Emma Brockes had been done "a serious injustice".

17 September 2015 update: the Telegraph has issued an apology and correction.

In the course of writing this post, Citeworld has issued an apology and correction, but that hasn't stopped the Internet rumor machine from cranking out more stories today.

Then, after the corrections commissioner informed him that no court had issued a stay of execution, the warden said: "At my count of three, press your buttons.