Sentence examples for urged correction from inspiring English sources
The phrase "urged correction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone has strongly recommended or requested that a mistake or issue be fixed. Example: "The committee urged correction of the errors found in the report before publication."
Other inmates at the Manhattan detention complex near the courts shouted that he was "a child rapist," and urged correction officers to put him into their cells, a law enforcement official said.
Jeffrey Beard, who heads the California department of corrections and rehabilitation, urged the public not to be "fooled" by the strike, calling it an attempt by homicidal gang leaders to turn the clock back to when they ran jails like fiefdoms.
In passing the details on the statewide manual recounts to Mr. Krugman and Ms. Collins Monday, Aug. 29, I urged them to run a formal correction to clear up the whole tangle.
He interviewed a representative of the King County Jail corrections officers' union, who urged listeners to remember this crime at the next judicial election.
He urged Mr Odenwalder to contact him directly, not through the media, adding: "Corrections are investigating… no one should be profiting from operations in prison".
Some critics have urged the Bureau of Justice Statistics to repeat the investigation using live interviewers from outside the corrections system.
State corrections officials, citing overcrowding in the Riverhead and Yaphank jails, have urged the county for years to create additional beds for inmates.
The investigators urged the government to accelerate the process of taking over the militia-run jails and installing trained police and corrections officers.
But Mr. Holder urged the states to revisit laws that merely push former prisoners to resume lives of crime and, inevitably, drive up corrections costs.
Correction: March 23, 2000, Thursday An obituary on Tuesday about Herman B Wells, former president of Indiana University, referred incorrectly to an athlete he had urged the university to recruit.
