Sentence examples for rectifying shortcomings from inspiring English sources

The model builds on analytic concepts developed by Labusch but introduces key innovations rectifying shortcomings of previous models.

PARIS — The European Union suspended its disciplinary action against France on Tuesday for the expulsions of Roma migrants, saying that Paris had made sufficient commitments to rectify shortcomings in its immigration laws.

The philosophy of Malebranche is sometimes portrayed as a synthesis of Descartes and Augustine, but a more precise way to put this relation is that Malebranche used Augustine to rectify shortcomings he perceived in the philosophy of Descartes.

"This will require us — following the serious setbacks as a result of the diesel issue -- to learn from mistakes made, rectify shortcomings and establish a corporate culture that is open, value-driven and rooted in integrity," he said.

Lord Nash, a junior minister at the Department for Education (DfE), also laid down timescales for rectifying other shortcomings, including monitoring pupils' progress, caring for vulnerable children and management of the school.

With these problems in mind, this research proposes a method for rectifying these shortcomings.

Rectifying this shortcoming is an important challenge for future research.

Anthony's greatest transgression is his failure to acknowledge and rectify his shortcomings.

This report is to rectify the shortcomings of the Hutton and Butler inquiries, which were conducted far too soon and therefore were necessarily whitewashes.

(Moral tales may be in short supply these days).Another recent study, by the AACSB, which accredits American MBA courses, found that MBA graduates thought that the ability to communicate effectively with another person was the single most useful skill in their career but that only 6% of business schools were even "moderately effective" in teaching that skill.How to rectify these shortcomings?

Environments were made more explorable and the artists were given more freedom to include their own ideas in the game's locations, in order to rectify the shortcomings of the more artificial seeming settings in Final Fantasy XIII.