Sentence examples for who has corrected from inspiring English sources
"The club, in agreement with the government prosecution service, considers that the player, who has corrected his position with the Spanish tax office, is in no way criminally responsible with regards to the facts underlined in this case.
The world No164 will be grateful for the day's interlude, perhaps, but will do well to take a set off a two-slam winner 162 places above him in the rankings, who has corrected a minor dip.
Joanna, all sweetness and light, announces that she is devoting her life to helping others and seems not to recognize her former victim, who has corrected her physical flaws and is now a high-powered public relations executive.
The previous editor of the service was replaced 18 months ago by Kafala, who has corrected the ship with the implementation of some structural changes and new recruitment policies.
We were bluffing; there were no accountants, save Franz and I, who had corrected the contractors' paperwork.
Winston Churchill did not, as legend has it, reply to an editor who had corrected his prose with "This is pedantry up with which I will not put".
This is why the Grand Inquisitor says, "I turned back and joined the ranks of those who have corrected Thy work.
(Pufendorf 2002b, p. 126) Pufendorf's assessment was seconded by his French translator, Jean Barbeyrac (1674 1744), who noted too that with Bacon and Grotius "the Science of Morality was … rais'd again from the Dead" (Barbeyrac [1706] 2005, §28, p.78), and that it was Pufendorf who had corrected, improved, and systematized it.
They said that they would dole out the prize money both to chains of individuals who referred people who had correct information on the balloons' locations and to charities.
The first and second conditions included students who had correct prior knowledge of what a balance beam does and who were given PM and VM, respectively, to use for the study's purposes.
In 1946, The Improvement Era, an official periodical of the Church, said that many of the book's citations arose from doubtful sources and that the biography was "of no interest to Latter-day Saints who have correct knowledge of the history of Joseph Smith".
