Sentence examples for institution to correct from inspiring English sources

The new bill also requires an employee to first tell a supervisor and allow time for the institution to correct the violation before going public.

We finally argue that if sufficient initial momentum could be created through public intervention Libre software could turn from a fad into an efficient economic institution to correct inefficiencies due to network externalities.

The comptroller would give the institution a chance to correct its practices before barring it from city business.

"In my practice, I have not seen institutions taking steps to correct the problem," Ms. Seelen said.

The admission from such a prominent institution and its moves to correct inequities have resonated widely.

"It isn't often that an institution gets the chance to correct for a previous error," said Lucius Outlaw, Vanderbilt's associate provost for undergraduate education, who first proposed that Mr. Lawson be asked here for the year.

The Fed raised rates, the market started to correct, institutions started to sell, and it triggered the safety net which then broke because of a lack of liquidity.

America's federal institutions have shown an ability to correct themselves before.

The published scores for the institutions are case-mix adjusted to correct for such differences in composition.

His prescription, tiresomely elaborated every so often elsewhere, is "strong, active, character-forming institutions" and "waiting on free markets to correct themselves and start creating wealth again".

This article was amended on 13 April 2015 to correct the name of the Institution (not Institute) of Engineering Technology.