Sentence examples for way of rectifying from inspiring English sources

He understands "de-extinction" as humanity's way of rectifying the ecological havoc it has wrought.

As Allen Buchanan, a Duke University philosopher, has argued, the right to secede is a "remedial right only" — a way of rectifying a wrong.

If, he wrote, "there were thousands of people around who were, say, hundreds of times taller than the average person, and whose ability to consume resources were accordingly disparate, perhaps we'd try to find some way of rectifying the situation".

Marxism seemed to him to be the only way of rectifying the abuses and injustices he saw in society, and two visits to Russia in 1928 and 1929 served to reinforce his political commitment.

Mr Sanders said engineers were looking into a way of rectifying the problem.

"We know there will be an over shoot soon and Beccs is necessary because it gives you negative emissions and that is a way of rectifying the overshoot".

During the spring and early summer of 1991, IC explored various ways of rectifying the undervaluation a megamerger with another international company, demerging ICI Chemicals and Polymers, or a pharmaceutical alliance.

There was no way now of rectifying his mistakes, and he felt — for perhaps the first time in his mature life — the full force of regret.

This could go some way to rectifying the main problem of using deeds to alleviate humanitarian crises the lengthy process involved in their adoption and implementation.

Vince and Ballance went some way to rectifying the situation with a fourth-wicket stand of 69.

Dalrymple and Anand have gone some way to rectifying the situation.