He represented the position of stricter Babylonian Jews who had been upset by reports of laxity in Judah and desired to see matters corrected.
According to the second view, whether a subject knows though not what is expressed by the relevant knowledge sentences themselves depends upon facts about his/her practical interests (or, depending on the view, what the subject believes about such), especially the degree of practical importance to the subject of getting the matter correct.
"It is imperative that the report be completed in a timely manner so we can take all necessary actions to resolve this matter and correct any deficiencies in our policies and procedures," the county executive said.
However, this is less of a problem in reactions conducted well under the substrate Km, in which enzyme velocity is related linearly to substrate concentration, as it is a simple matter to correct for the effects of substrate depletion by using the integrated rate equation for first order kinetics to deduce the initial velocity (the instantaneous velocity at t=0) (Jencks, 1969).
While priests say George has since mellowed and proved his loyalty to clergy, he bristles when people ask him how he feels about doctrinal matters, often correcting the question or simply clarifying that it doesn't matter what he thinks or feels.
Government sometimes needs to step in to correct matters, he says.
Professor Zitzewitz said last year that despite the arbitrage possibilities inherent in mutual fund pricing, funds were not doing much to correct matters.
It would have been quite sufficient for Mr. Gore to give his own views on these matters and to correct any misstatements by his opponent.
The voters of Port Arthur saw Fisher on television every night, explaining why the Liberals had gone wrong in his view, and what his party proposed to do to correct matters.
Those directly involved in the intervention delivery or commissioning of services were invited to correct matters of accuracy and supply additional evidence for consideration.
