Sentence examples for measured to rectify from inspiring English sources

The total volume of inter-particle voids can change with drying and packing processes; therefore, tap density should be measured to rectify this matter.

The justice secretary did not, however, introduce any measures to rectify the problem.

Duncan Smith, speaking at an Observer fringe event, said there would be measures to "rectify" the effect of the child benefit cut.

"W.P.S. owners took several measures to rectify the situation before making the difficult decision to dismiss Mr. Borislow from the League.

We have taken immediate measures to rectify this issue and system security is restored.

Foxconn has taken measures to rectify the situation, sending the underage interns home and promising to fire anyone responsible for the hire of interns under 16.

"We are currently investigating the cause of the issue and taking the appropriate measures to rectify it as fast as we can," an IKEA spokesperson told the Independent.

It is much easier to distinguish between genuine injustices and structural differences (and then to take measures to rectify the former) once academic budgets and other important documents and decision-making procedures are out in the sunshine for all to examine.

Measures to rectify population declines include assessment of local extinction risk, population ecology, viability, and genetic differentiation.

Similar Italian [ 7, 8] and British studies [ 9] also reported strong and weak points of their services that brought out by patient satisfaction surveys and took measures to rectify the problem areas.

Billy Hunter, the embattled head of the N.B.A. players union, announced a modest list of reforms Wednesday — measures intended to rectify concerns about his stewardship and perhaps save his job.