Sentence examples for to correct shortcomings from inspiring English sources
The company shifted administrators four times, he said, but was never able to correct shortcomings.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — The American soccer players practicing here Sunday afternoon seemed to have one eye trained to the past, seeking ways to correct shortcomings of their 3-1 loss Friday to Costa Rica, and one eye looking toward Tuesday night, when they will face Mexico at Columbus Crew Stadium to play a key World Cup qualifying match.
It should take into account health workers' personal goals and needs, while working to support good practice and to correct shortcomings [ 11].
Ideally, supervision is a formalized HRM instrument to correct shortcomings and to support good practice, on the basis of which recommendations are provided to help improve individual and facility performance.
Continued efforts to detect such errors, investigation of their implications and strategies to prevent or correct shortcomings must continue to be given high priority in DSS operations.
It is essential, therefore, that the design and routine operations of surveillance activities consider all possible sources of error, attempt to detect such errors and implement strategies to prevent or correct shortcomings.
Clause six of article three encourages members to "earnestly engage in criticism and self-criticism, boldly expose and correct shortcomings and mistakes in work and resolutely combat corruption and other negative phenomena".
As it is, Ashley has publicly asked that Sports Direct be given time to correct its shortcomings.
Mr. Bouchard is determined to correct those shortcomings in the fast-expanding chain controlled by Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc., the company he founded in 1980 and still heads.
The music is of such complexity that a second hearing is required; it gives the listener a second opportunity to hear the material again, and the player another chance to correct certain shortcomings.
Dr. Mehra said that because CMOS chips use far less power than CCD's, Kodak could use in-camera processing to correct the shortcomings of CMOS imaging without giving the camera a voracious appetite for batteries.
