Sentence examples for to correct the problem of from inspiring English sources
Connecticut needs a law to correct the problem of toxic subdivisions.
These laws, their sponsors assured the electorate (and now the courts), were passed to correct the problem of voter fraud.
Giancarlo Corsetti reminds me that he made the point that the euro did nothing to correct the problem of original sin — borrowing in someone else's currency — last year.
The concept of utilizing directional radiative cooling to correct the problem of thermal lensing in the mirrors of the LIGO/VIRGO gravitational wave detectors has been shown and has prospects for future use.
To correct the problems of existing data publishing algorithms, we propose two generic tools to be integrated in their design: global look-ahead and local look-ahead.
Secretary Arne Duncan sought to correct the problems of NCLB in 2011 when he decided to issue broad waivers exempting states from many of the law's requirements.
To correct the problems of Ireland, Swift emphasises the need for his people to contribute to various charities, and concludes: I might here, if the time would permit, offer many arguments to persuade to works of charity; but you hear them so often from the pulpit, that I am willing to hope you may not now want them.
The grades 3 4 are most severe where surgery will most likely be needed to correct the problem to avoid the development of arthritis and lameness in the limb.
Though the Concordes flown by British Airways were modified to correct the problem, those of Air France were not.
When ER homeostasis is disrupted or trafficking is blocked, cells attempt to correct the problem via induction of stress response pathways such as the unfolded protein response (UPR) and the ER overload response (EOR), phylogenetically conserved mechanisms for dealing with cellular assaults [Reviewed in [ 4, 6- 12]].
"The government expects VW to set out quickly the next steps it will take to correct the problem and support owners of these vehicles already purchased in the UK".
