Sentence examples for put right mistakes from inspiring English sources

"Serious allegations of misconduct must be rigorously investigated, in many other less serious cases the police service itself is the body best placed to identify and put right mistakes, learn necessary lessons and rebuild public trust," he said.

"It's a huge chance to try and put right the mistakes we made in China," said Rhodes.

The Cultural Revolution had pushed China to the brink of collapse when Deng Xiaoping re-emerged, and our party put right the mistakes of the Cultural Revolution on its own.

This is a sad day for RBS, but also an important one in continuing to put right the mistakes of the past.

That will necessitate also the return of hundreds of thousands of Kurds expelled from their villages by the army during its scorched-earth campaign against the PKK.Mr Erdogan's call to put right past mistakes will ring hollow unless the state compensates the Kurds for their losses.

In a statement, the bank said it had been a "chastening" year, during which it sought to "put right past mistakes".

"Over the past year we've been working hard to put right past mistakes as we've gone through a much-needed period of reflection and change," he writes.

You cannot put right a mistake or a missed opportunity the following week.

It would put right a mistake made six years ago by the last Labour government.

Miliband said: "We would put right a mistake made by Gordon Brown and the last Labour government.

After explaining the punctuation rules, the letter concludes, "We would like to emphasize that we do not intend any criticism, but are just reminding you of correct usage should you wish to put right the mistake".