Sentence examples for that can be rectified from inspiring English sources

"I look at it and see a lot of mistakes that can be rectified".

But this is also a shortcoming that can be rectified this year.

To some extent, the gyrations in the markets reflect policy errors that can be rectified.

The flip side is defenders who lack technical ability can be exposed by an opponent playing a high press; this is not a problem that can be rectified by a return to a more old-fashioned style of defensive defender, unless he is also good on the ball.

The problems of the euro zone are not some routine cyclical downturn that can be rectified by traditional macroeconomic policy; they are deep structural flaws in both the design of the common currency and the economic policies of many of its members.

Those are situations that can be rectified with a little clarity and preplanning.

One major advantage of graphical displays is that mistakes can be rectified without leaving scars, albeit at some cost.

We can't always see a bad decision until it's too late to turn back, but "Once" seems determined to prove that every mistake can be rectified if you're strong enough to admit that you made one.

Although the majority of the installation work is usually done by the offshore contractor, a technical representative from the switchgear manufacturer should be present to ensure that the work is done to the manufacturer's satisfaction and that any problems can be rectified quickly.

Traditionally CSQs are sent directly to the tour operator, to be collated and sent for analysis in the spring so that any deficiencies revealed can be rectified for the season that follows.

Soil analysis is employed so that any such depletion can be rectified promptly.