Sentence examples for part to correct from inspiring English sources

Richard Dowden's "Africa Altered Statess, Ordinary Miracles" aims in part to correct the negative stereotypes.

Mr. Cohen is meeting with both committees again in private this week in part to correct those earlier false statements.

Google and other tech companies have said they want to disclose the information in part to correct impressions about their participation in government surveillance.

It is widely accepted that the Council should be enlarged from 15 to 20 25 members, in part to correct a perceived underrepresentation of less-developed countries.

This adjustment served, in part, to correct an optical illusion (pillars with perfectly straight sides appear to cave inward toward the middle), but the slight swelling also conveys the subliminal impression of muscular effort.

With the dollar sliding sharply, Mr Bush and his Treasury Secretary, John Snow, pledged that America would do its part to correct the huge imbalances in the global economy, halving the federal budget deficit by 2009.

The cracks were found in November and parts to correct the problem have been in short supply, said Mark Sullivan, a spokesman for Pratt & Whitney, a unit of United Technologies Corp.

The first part seeks to correct past misconduct and the second part tries to "fence in" a defendant from future anticompetitive behavior.

By voting for the three parties that now form the coalition government – Ennahda, the Congress for the Republic and Ettakatol – Tunisians wanted, in part, also to correct the incalculable wrongs (exile, imprisonment, torture, etc) that were inflicted on the militants of these parties under both Bourguiba and Ben Ali.

The bills, in part, seek to correct perceived injustices of past tough-on-crime laws under which those convicted of possessing crack cocaine, whose use was more common among African Americans, were subject to sentences far longer than those for possession of the drug's powder form, favored more by whites.

It would probably come in two parts: one to "correct past misconduct" and another to "fence in" future behaviour.