Sentence examples for have begun correcting from inspiring English sources
High levels of lead in the city's drinking water, a problem disclosed last month, prompted several members of Congress to say on Friday that three agencies had misled residents and could have begun correcting the problem last year or even earlier.
Greene's meager showing notwithstanding, Ryan said the Jets had not amended their offensive philosophy, the so-called ground and pound, and had begun correcting mental mistakes and run-protection schemes heading into Sunday's game against Jacksonville.
The moment a diverse NHS realised that a much higher proportion of Afro Caribbean men were being sectioned than their population proportion merited, it would have automatically begun correcting activity.
"If the Labour Party had won the last election, I think ideas they might have implemented might have begun to correct this a little.
The company also said it had begun work immediately on correcting their error once it was discovered, and this 1.01 update seems to back that up.
He expressed certainty that the repairs dealers had begun were the correct solution, and maintained that the computers in the cars were not to blame.
With Congressional efforts to rewrite the law stalled, Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings has begun using her executive powers to correct the weaknesses in it.
They had made love constantly as well, more than they had in the entire year previous, which seemed surprising to Max but also correct, and he had begun to wonder, guiltily, if Lilli might come back to him.
Paul's assertions are a powerful reminder of neo-cons/the Bush Administration's disastrous record on national security -- a record that President Obama has swiftly begun to correct.
