Austerity-minded policy makers, of course, seized on the latter claim, citing R&R — and if the authors ever made an effort to correct this misconception, or indeed if they have ever even acknowledged that it's a misconception, it was done very quietly.
Thus, in its February 2012 guidance FDA appears to have made an effort to correct misunderstanding with respect to the applicability of IND requirements.
Norton apparently listened to supporters say President Obama is a Muslim, without making any effort to correct them.
Mr. Blumenthal has been drawing criticism since The New York Times reported in May that he had claimed he had served in Vietnam and had not made any effort to correct reports in the news media that spread that assertion.
Some experts warn that algorithmic bias is already pervasive in many industries, and that almost no one is making an effort to identify or correct it (see "Biased Algorithms Are Everywhere, and No One Seems to Care").
Are the Hugo awards in thrall to a politically correct cabal, or simply making an effort to remedy an ingrained injustice?
Make an effort to connect with everyone.
Accusing the New York Racing Association of mismanagement, arrogance and making an insincere effort to correct problems uncovered by his office and that of the New York State attorney general, State Comptroller Alan Hevesi is recommending that the N.Y.R.A. be monitored by an independent inspector general.
After all, I didn't make a strong effort to correct other people, and I myself don't follow the strict rules of pronunciation either.
Mr. Gelb said technicians would make a new effort to correct the problem.
To be fair, Maras and Collee are all too conscious of this cultural slant, and they make a sterling effort to correct it.
