Rather, the central purpose of the scheme, as evidenced by its plain language, is to remedy "an error in the vote tabulation which could affect the outcome of the election".
Given the incentives in place, as well as the nature of the mistake (a quickly remedied and isolated error), it argues the costs of incremental deterrence outweighs the marginal benefits of incremental deterrence.
Pevear remedied the error.
A theory of full error correction may benefit significantly from knowledge of the precise nature of errors incurred, potentially leading to higher thresholds for errors that can be remedied by appropriate error correction.
The Lib Dem MP Charles Kennedy recently showed up at a big speech without a poppy, and attempted to remedy his error by cadging one from a more junior party member.
The E.C.B. does have a chance to remedy this error.
Eastman wants to remedy the error and make it clear that the actions of a contracted worker do not reflect the ethos of the club: "I want to thank our friends and supporters.
Mr. King, the elections chairman, said the board was trying to remedy the error as expeditiously as possible.
It is not a minor slip-up and it is not the customer's responsibility to remedy the error.
Instead of waiting for the user to attempt to submit the form, they immediately notify the customer in red that they've missed a section in real time, and make it is as easy as possible for them to remedy their error.
The Minister of Health, Family, and Social Welfare for the Ulyanovsk district, where the incident took place, said that Fedyaeva's doctors had "done everything" to remedy the error, including transferring her to Moscow.
