Sentence examples for it would be rectified from inspiring English sources

A police statement tonight said that the order "contained certain errors" and that it would be rectified and published correctly in the Government Gazette on Thursday.

Mr. Morrisey said that was caused by a clerical error, and that the state had told them it would be rectified.

In response, Dr. Fourney noted that Dr. Chopko's positive 2010 report failed to disclose his financial ties to Vertos; Dr. Chopko, who is Vertos's director of physician education, described the omission as a "clerical error" and said it would be rectified.

Gautam Bambawale, a joint secretary at India's external affairs ministry, conveyed his objections to the map and said he was told it was a mistake that would be rectified.

(After my trip, a company spokesman told me the problem would be rectified. "It's not our policy to allow tickets to be purchased for a schedule that's not in service," he said).

Democrats have seized on the unbalanced approach, which Republicans promised would be rectified.

Australia's ambassador to Russia, Paul Myler, said he believed this was an administrative error and would be rectified.

In Aug., 1956, Ho Chi Minh announced that "errors" had been committed in the Campaign and would be rectified.

A spokesman for the hospital acknowledged there had been lapses in the standard of care provided, saying deficiencies would be rectified and all the recommendations taken on board.

With the press corps still migrating back, the room seemed almost neat and tidy — a situation that, several journalists joked, would be rectified in very short order.

He said this would be rectified by 2018: "We're not quite ready yet but what I didn't want to do was wait for everything until 2018.