Sentence examples similar to rectified time from inspiring English sources

The council said that the matter "will be rectified in time for the poll to continue".

In other words, their defense of DOMA is that discrimination against gay people is legally okay because it probably will be rectified in time by Congress.

Here we argue that this imbalance, favoring 'wet lab-based activities', will be naturally rectified over time, if the next generation of scientists receives an academic education that provides a fair and competent introduction to computational biology and its manifold capabilities.

And since, as the medical report says, his condition cannot be rectified within appreciable time, I think that the proceedings against him should be suspended.

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

But one of the most worrying aspects about this case was that even though the problems were flagged up to hospital bosses they had not been rectified by the time inspectors carried out a follow-up visit.

As we agonize over consumption and twist free-market principles to restore market confidence, the tragedy is that Washington's mistakes could be rectified at any time, ending the crisis.

He added: "When it comes to heading footballs the reality is that we don't have enough evidence yet to draw a meaningful conclusion, and that is something that should have been rectified a long time ago.

That left-hand side issue has not been rectified at half-time at all". Is there a player in the world who is as superior to his international team-mates as Gareth Bale?

In response, Xcel CEO Janet Schmidt Petree stated that the error would be rectified "at the appropriate time in the procedural schedule".

"We've got try to rectify that next time the big tournaments roll around".