The difficulty will come in trying to rectify that for the final Test at The Oval on Thursday for the batting has little enough depth as it is.
FirstBuy, the latest government-backed scheme, attempts to rectify that for a few, by providing 10,000 first-timers with a 20% equity loan and ensuring that that loan remains interest-free for five years.
The first is that white matter localisation lacks the precision and consensus that grey matter analysis has been used to for some time, although there are some notable attempts to rectify this, for example by using post-mortem samples.
She didn't see any the only other time she was in Australia so the country music star wants to rectify that when she returns for the first time in 12 long years.
If we do miss a delivery date, we will do all we can to rectify it for the customer".
David Saker, England's bowling coach, now has to rectify that, for the next batsman into the side will almost certainly be Eoin Morgan, at six, and not, as some might propose, Ravi Bopara: unless you possess a genuine all‑rounder, you bring the best batsman available into that position rather than someone who might turn his arm.
We need to rectify this for voting to function effectively.
On the question of the hierarchy of information created by search engines when they deliver their ordered sets of results — which foregrounds certain information and therefore has the potential to present a skewed view of a private individual — Wales said that's an "editorial problem" for search engines to rectify, not something for the law to tackle.
And yet it is their job to know – just as it is each of our jobs to know what systems feed us and exploit or defend us, and the job of writers, historians, and journalists to rectify the names for all these things.
But technologies are being developed to rectify this issue for remote households.
There are a lot of new companies that want to rectify this situation for us by using the OBD-II port to bring Wi-Fi and connected apps to the cars we already drive.
