Sentence examples for measures to correct from inspiring English sources
The county governors used standardized wording for this request describing the plan of action with time limits for the whole correction process, measures to correct the nonconformities, management's surveillance of implementation of measures, and management's assessment of the effect of the implemented measures.
Mr. Krukis and his team went through myriad measures to correct this.
"Manufacturers need to know if there's a problem so they can take measures to correct it," Mr. Creekmur wrote in a recent e-mail.
Because New Jersey is the first state to acknowledge racial profiling and to take measures to correct it, other states are watching closely.
Since identifying the data incident, FEMA has "taken aggressive measures to correct this error," press secretary Lizzie Litzow said in a statement.
The hospital said it had taken measures to correct "this isolated incident", reviewing working practices for all staff working with ionising radiation, and developing checklists for all areas that radiologists work in to provide a more comprehensive training record.
Mr. Gates responds that the black database is an interim measure to correct a fragmented historical record.
The action was not consistent with the constitutional norm that pardons are a judiciously considered act of grace, a measure to correct for injustice, or otherwise related to the president's constitutional responsibility for the public welfare.
The fluorescence (Fcorr) of a same size ROI in an unbleached area with similar initial fluorescence as the bleach ROI was also measured to correct the potential FRAP-unrelated bleaching effects.
Compared to the same time (February last yearr, Andrews tells TechCrunch it's seen an increase in traffic of around 380% — using an annual monthly comparative measure to correct for the inevitable seasonality of travel.
The same divide opens with affirmative action: Liberals tend to view it as a form of rough justice, a necessary measure to correct the pervasive effects of racism in U.S. society.
