Sentence examples similar to rectifying that problem from inspiring English sources

The revamped system is an attempt to rectify that problem.

Since its founding, the Petrie-Flom Center for Heandh Law Policy, Bioethicslogy, and Bioethass haimedmed to rectify that problem.

The Giants will try to rectify that problem today in the National Football League draft.

Sam Tilton, a Rochester lawyer who is co-chairman of the title and transfer committee of the real property section of the New York State Bar Association, said that to rectify that problem, the Legislature passed an amendment allowing estimated taxes to be paid when the deed is recorded, making it possible for the seller to use the proceeds of the closing to pay the tax.

A brief scene introducing General Mattis – the only thing that scares the Godfather – rectifies that problem, but another one comes around the corner shortly afterwards as Bravo company are sent down a dead end only to have the blame swiftly apportioned to them.

"There will be a lot more spam by legitimate marketers because they will be able to point to the federal law and say, 'We are following all the rules.' " But he said the registry had the potential to rectify that problem if the F.T.C. made it easy to use and allowed companies and Internet service providers to register entire blocks of names at once.

Today, Amazon is taking a step to rectify that problem.

Today, Basecamp Personal attempts to rectify that problem.

This year's dinner seeks to rectify that problem by inviting a historian to do the talking – that would be Ron Chernow, who publicly opposed Trump before his election.

He started off selling Chinese mobile phones, but when he discovered that a tiny fraction of Tanzanians enjoyed any access to stable and reliable electricity, he knew he had to rectify that problem.

Wenger felt the signing of Overmars would rectify that problem.