Sentence examples for rectified a from inspiring English sources

Dalla Vedova told the BBC: "Justice has superseded and has rectified a mistake.

According to Ellis, Dean "evolved on this issue," and before signing the bill he came to the conclusion that the legislation in fact rectified a civil-rights violation.

"We've listened to a catalogue of inadequacies and shoddy maintenance and shoddy management systems that should have been rectified a long time ago.

Trudi Elliott Chief executive Royal Town Planning Institute "The planning system must be properly resourced to deliver and the cuts of 2010 need to be rectified" A number of the parties are pursuing devolution.

The vast majority of us have no choice: PAYE is deducted at source, and then we have to fight to get mistakes rectified, a David and Goliath challenge which can drive sane people to madness.

"The Hong Kong Monetary Authority will ensure that any control weaknesses identified in the court cases have been adequately rectified," a monetary authority spokeswoman said in response to e-mailed questions on what action it would take in response to the recent cases.

In a statement on Thursday, Mr. Kleinedler said the dictionary had rectified an error.

Backers of the legislation said it rectified an unjust and discriminatory status quo without impinging upon the rights of heterosexuals.

The league office rectified an All-Star oversight rather quickly Friday when Commissioner David Stern named Gilbert Arenas as a replacement for the injured Jermaine O'Neal.

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In doing so, policymakers can rectify a half-century of misguided policy and unsustainable development.