Sentence examples for swiftly rectified from inspiring English sources
The imbalance, she says, was swiftly rectified.
This was swiftly rectified, the lecturer has apologised to the student concerned, who does not wish to take the matter further, and the matter is closed".
At first, the new shop displayed a worrying disdain towards lyric poetry, but that was swiftly rectified and last month it won first place in the books, news and music category of London's Great Little Shops award, a category judged by Observer columnist Mariella Frostrup.
I promptly contacted all of the event organisers to note this, hoping that they had unwittingly promoted this gender-blindness and were able to swiftly rectify it.
Consumers have typically been willing to forgive a brand for one incident or product problem, industry analysts say, if a company acts swiftly to rectify the situation and to issue an apology — as J.& J. did in 1982 when seven people died in the Chicago area after a tampering incident in which Tylenol was laced with cyanide.
Lieberman and his department have been criticized mercilessly in recent years — for buying the wrong pictures, and for not moving swiftly enough to rectify what Tom Hess once described as "a collection of gaps".
So blatant was the lack of consultation over all of these actions that even the assembly's chairman, Luis Miquilena, was moved to acknowledge that the appointment of the committee was probably a mistake (though, he swiftly added, one that could not be rectified).Like Peru's President Fujimori, Mr Chavez is not a believer in checks and balances.
To which Truscott swiftly replies, "That is a mistake which has been rectified".
In a conference call Monday with industry analysts, the chief executive, Michael B. McCallister, said Humana had responded "swiftly and effectively" to rectify its problems before setting up its prescription plans for 2009.
Justice rectified, Gourcuff walked.
