(He is planning his own film, to "correct omissions").
He hastens to add that Ms. Finke has gone into her own archive to correct errors.
Sometime soon (if he has not already started), he will undertake on his own hook to correct my reading.
Without a coach, Montgomery said Jones was timing him at practice and he was watching videotape on his own, trying to correct flaws in his technique.
Zhou Xiaochuan, the governor of the Chinese central bank, said the market had "its own power to correct" any imbalances in the exchange rate.
"Cosa Nostra works for the poor and the oppressed, seeking, in its own way, to correct mistakes," states an adoring page named after him, without explaining exactly how the mafia corrects "mistakes".
THE temporary certificate lasts 180 days, Mr. O'Donovan said, "and now we have a homeowner with no permanent C. of O., a big loan and no recourse but to stay there and do his own contracting to correct the violations".
A Nazi teacher persecuted Hugo Moses's nine-year-old son in the classroom, making him sit on a bench on his own, refusing to correct his work and banning him from using the school swimming pool: "You are not allowed to contaminate German water".
Agnos conceded that the project had cleared myriad local hurdles but said, "Every now and then a monstrosity is proposed or built, and the people take it into their own hands to correct mistakes".
I have edited my own article to correct or add information, others have approved or rejected those changes and in the end there is a decent view of me. Bruce was part of a church council who has compiled a controversial group of ancient texts titled "A New New Testament" by Hall Taussig.
