Sentence examples for right to correction from inspiring English sources

"This should not be confused with a right to correction, which is different," he said.

They will also have the right to request correction of information that they consider inaccurate or incomplete.

Under the rules, they will also have a right to request correction of information that they consider inaccurate or incomplete.

There were lots of issues to iron out - above all, I needed artistic control, as essentially as former prisoners must have the right to offer corrections of fact.

Another new provision would give the govt. the right to a printed correction of a press misstatement, to be published at the top of the front page of the erring newspaper, & to be twice as long as whatever it was the govt. objected to.

The graphs on the left correspond to reconstructions without any corrections (FBP and IRNC), those on the right to OSEM with corrections for attenuation and scatter and septal penetration (ACSC).

Westchester has the right to bar male corrections officers from working in the housing areas of the women's unit at the County Jail in Valhalla under its contract with the officers, Justice Matthew F. Coppola of State Supreme Court in White Plains ruled last week.

You have also sold the movie rights to "The Corrections".

Balance is never a perpetual state in the body politic; with the ship of state now listing heavily to port, voters would be right to expect an eventual correction.

This means they pick and choose what complaints they will handle and they keep the right to bury their grudging corrections on page 94.

The PCC's successor will probably need the right to demand more prominent corrections and impose tougher sanctions against papers which flout the code.