Sentence examples for progress in correcting from inspiring English sources

Serco acknowledged that it had not met legal standards at the time of the CQC inspection but said it had already made progress in correcting shortcomings.

It was kept private under rules that say such criticisms must remain confidential for a year, and then may be released only if the firm has failed to make sufficient progress in correcting the problems.

The Justice Department said that it largely agreed with the critique from its inspector general, Glenn A. Fine, but that it had made meaningful progress in correcting the shortfalls while the report was being compiled.

Board members also are quick to point out that their approval of Mr. Suozzi's latest financial plan was grudging and that unless he shows significant progress in correcting some major flaws in the county's fiscal house by May 1, the state board still could exercise its authority to take over the county's finances.

It's certainly true that Americans are justifiably proud of certain nationalistic attributes: class mobility, ethnic diversity, religious freedom, large immigrant populations, life-improving technological discoveries, a commitment to some basic liberties such as free speech and press, historical progress in correcting some of its worst crimes.

MEXICO CITY -- Mexico in recent years has made significant progress in correcting authorities' traditional practice of hiding information from the public.

"I think some progress was made in correcting the inventory imbalances toward the end of the quarter".

But NIH Director Francis Collins is not satisfied with the progress to date in correcting the serious underrepresentation of African-Americans, Hispanics, and Native Americans in the applicant pool.

"NIH Director Francis Collins is not satisfied with the progress to date in correcting the serious underrepresentation of African-Americans, Hispanics, and Native Americans in the applicant pool [for investigator grants].

As mentioned, a shortcoming of applying bioinformatic programmes such as GOAT is that they depend on progress in correct gene annotation and categorization.

Representative Frank R. Wolf, Republican of Virginia, who ordered the report for the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Transportation, said the timetable confirmed concerns raised in Congress about the tunnel dangers and the slow progress Amtrak had made in correcting them.