He told Newstalk yesterday morning: "If customers give us the opportunity to rectify something there and then, if they have a problem say it to us, we will make amends.
On the question of the hierarchy of information created by search engines when they deliver their ordered sets of results — which foregrounds certain information and therefore has the potential to present a skewed view of a private individual — Wales said that's an "editorial problem" for search engines to rectify, not something for the law to tackle.
The lack of preparedness was a bad thing and the total disinterest in being more prepared and rectifying that is something that disqualifies.
William Boyd Novelist Those of us with 'small Latin and less Greek' can do something about rectifying the second deficiency by reading Frederic Raphael's tremendous Some Talk of Alexander (Thames & Hudson £24.95).
Ofgem said British Gas had moved quickly to rectify the mistakes, something reflected in the amount it has been ordered to pay.
Ofgem said British Gas had moved quickly to rectify the mistakes, something reflected in the amount it had been ordered to pay.
If you want to cook well, you must not strive for perfection but, rather, acknowledge your mistakes and work out how you can rectify them: it is in rectifying your mistakes that you actually go on to make something you're happy with, that is really your own.
In "Rectify," anyone who feels something for others, however painful, must be redeemable.
"We had a meeting - just the players - and we all said we had to do something to rectify what's been happening," said Charlery.
'But I thought I didn't really have the right to grumble if I didn't try to do something to rectify the situation myself.' The Angry Brigade was no joke for Creek, the youngest of the defendants, who like Anna Mendleson and her partner John Barker, came from a solidly middle-class background.
