Sentence examples for issued corrections from inspiring English sources

The Fed also issued corrections for Bank of America, Ally Financial, MetLife and Wells Fargo.

During the action, Twist stood behind a table, playing the score on a laptop, but he kept his finger on the play-pause button, and issued corrections: "Higher," "Lower," "You're early".

And we need to work together with the media, a key part of the spread of Islamophobic rhetoric, to ensure that Islam and Muslims are reported fairly, unlike the infamous Sun poll about Muslims, which the paper is yet to apologise for (although the Times and the Daily Mail have issued corrections).

And in a few instances, publications have issued corrections to the original article based on Climate Feedback input.

While officials called radio stations and news stations and issued corrections on social media, it took 38 minutes for the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency to broadcast a correction using the same alert system.

The motive: The broker and his clients purchased the stock of these companies prior to the issuance of the releases and no doubt sold before the companies issued corrections.

The rehearsal, however, is interrupted by someone in the audience, a director who issues corrections and calls for sequences to be repeated.

The perpetrator behind the internet scuffle has yet to be found, and many an online news organization are issuing corrections to amend their hasty reporting.

Most of the folks who cited this thing -- Hewitt, Styles, Dobbs, McCarthy, and more -- will not issue corrections; some, in fact, will continue using it.

When I reported for The Huffington Post, if we realized I'd gotten a fact wrong after a story had been published, the editors were rigorous about issuing corrections.

On Monday, the panel issued several corrections to its calculations, as it often does with reports undergoing final review.