Sentence examples for rectified through from inspiring English sources

This situation was rectified through political action during the 20th century.

Mr. Guare has updated his play to include cellular phones and references to chain bookstores, but the problem of relevance is not rectified through modernization.

"There were things I saw in practice by detectives that were unintentional that I knew needed to be rectified through standards and training," Mr. Waldrop said.

He added that the pump assembly at this site is loosening ─ a common problem that can be easily rectified through routine maintenance by community hand-pump mechanics and local masons.

Until recently, we were one of the few countries in the world to lack a national gallery, an omission that is at long last being rectified through the National Museum of Wales, under the capable leadership of David Anderson.

Damage to shareholders which results indirectly from damage done to the corporation can, of course, be rectified through suit by the corporation itself or by a stockholder's derivative action.

The California proposal explicitly excludes In Home Supportive Service workers, the type of worker whose omission from federal law the Supreme Court upheld in 2007 and the Obama administration has yet to rectify through new labor regulations.

Today, the military can claim success that the imbalance between strategy and force size is being rectified -- and through downsizing the strategy, not downsizing force levels, or at least not in this budget cycle.

At this point any design faults should be identified and rectified without going through the costly step of prototype construction for verification.

Data were recorded at 1000 samples per second after amplification (bandwidth of 10 500 Hz), were rectified and smoothed through a 3 Hz second-order, zero phase, low-pass Butterworth filter, and were down-sampled to 40 samples per second using a mean filtering procedure.

Britain's government missed the opportunity to rectify this through the operating and financial-review regulation, due to come into force some time next year.