Sentence examples for its corrections from inspiring English sources

The headline was significantly inaccurate and breached clause 1. Ipso ordered the Telegraph to publish a correction, which it did in its "Corrections and Clarifications" slot on page 2 on Tuesday.

The Northern Territory has almost halved its corrections spend in the last few years, but it's still got the highest per capita budget in the country at $363 versus the national average of $186.

The apparently random nature of its corrections -- which seem to come only when it's too blatant to ignore (mistaking an April Fool's story as actual news), or when a lawsuit is filed or threatened (Clark Jones, anyone?) -- and the apparent lack of any formalized procedure for handling them is yet more evidence that WND should not be taken seriously as anything except a propaganda mill.

The Star's correction on Sunday appeared on page 2 in its corrections and clarifications column.

The Mail published a correction about the piece in its "corrections and clarifications" column on Monday.

The Guardian, which pioneered this way of doing things, runs its corrections each day on its letters page.

The polyuria in our patient was not explained by hyperglycemia as it persisted after its correction and was associated with low urine osmolality.

As long as the EU is struggling with bigger problems, it will probably confine its correction of Mr Orban to the occasional gentle smack.

It is unclear if its correction results in improved clinical outcomes in non dialysis dependent CKD.

When an error is detected, supervisors require its correction and discuss it with the interviewer after the interview.

However, since BCTI identifies the nature of the inter-operator error, it also allowed for its correction through additional staff training.