Sentence examples for print corrections from inspiring English sources
Below is the tally from just a week's worth of print corrections.
They devised a watchdog that could impose fines of up to £1m ($1.6m) on errant news publishers and direct them to print corrections and apologies.
German newspapers are required to print corrections with the same prominence as the original report; Scandinavian countries have acts of parliament overseeing press ethics; France has tough privacy laws.
In that case, the response is a print correction.
Here's the sad tally from one recent day's print correction column (10/27).
The point, of course, was that the eventual print correction did not appear on the page on which Malone's column is published.
Some of their predictions misfire, such as the notion that newspapers never stoop to printing corrections.
Printed corrections to material that has been published in the print edition of The Times appear most commonly on Page A2.
Or maybe a keen-eyed reader will spot it and earn the satisfaction of seeing a printed correction.
When she's ready to type, she transfers to a green velvet box cushion on the desk chair and begins the process of print and correction, print and correction.
