Sentence examples for would be rectified from inspiring English sources

Australia's ambassador to Russia, Paul Myler, said he believed this was an administrative error and would be rectified.

In Aug., 1956, Ho Chi Minh announced that "errors" had been committed in the Campaign and would be rectified.

He said this would be rectified by 2018: "We're not quite ready yet but what I didn't want to do was wait for everything until 2018.

With the press corps still migrating back, the room seemed almost neat and tidy — a situation that, several journalists joked, would be rectified in very short order.

Mr. Morrisey said that was caused by a clerical error, and that the state had told them it would be rectified.

A spokesman for the hospital acknowledged there had been lapses in the standard of care provided, saying deficiencies would be rectified and all the recommendations taken on board.

That imbalance would soon be rectified, first with a series of what Mr. Lewis named Noonday Getaway concerts, then with holiday programs and other ambitious presentations.

At one point, he excused himself to make an announcement from the stage: "We've had eight miserable years of people in the White House press corps — CNN, BuzzFeed, Huffington Post — writing articles" about President Obama, such as " 'The Best 80 Times That I Wanted to Jerk Off to Our President.' " This bias would soon be rectified.

That's a failure of translation that would have to be rectified for GIFs to take on a more outsized role in our language.

Li situates his teaching of Falun Gong amidst the "Dharma-ending period" (Mo Fa, 末法), described in Buddhist scriptures as an age of moral decline when the teachings of Buddhism would need to be rectified.

This mistake would need to be rectified in future study.