Sentence examples for moved to rectify from inspiring English sources

The company has previously moved to rectify its problems by settling stockholder lawsuits prompted by unexpected charges to earnings, and through layoffs, merging agencies and paying down debt.

This initially meant that in six provinces, one candidate was standing unopposed, but an election official has since indicated that candidates have been moved to rectify the issue.

According to Dick Cresswell, commanding officer of No. 77 Squadron in Korea from September 1950 to August 1951: The RAAF moved to rectify the situation by re-forming No. 2 OTU on 1 March 1952 to convert RAAF pilots to jet aircraft and train them for fighter operations.

It did not take long for the Jackson estate to move to rectify the situation.

The authorities gave Standard Chartered credit for moving to rectify its misdeeds.

G.M. did not move to rectify the ignition problem until late last year.

So unless we move to rectify this dismal situation, the United States cannot hope to remain a leader.

What Obama could have promised, but did not, was that once in office he would move to rectify the public funding shortfall so that in the future the temptation to depend on special interest donors would be less compelling.

Moves to rectify this imbalance with tariffs against China will only backfire.

Has there been any move to rectify the mismanagement that has led to the water shortage?

In the letter, seen by Guardian Australia, Xenophon said: "I support moves to rectify the anomaly that has been identified as a result of the dispute that has occurred in Victoria with the Victorian government.