You will be corrected

That situation should be corrected.

They can then correct their mistakes.

You never corrected her. Why?

Turkey must rectify that situation.

The first lesson is that markets are not self correcting.

All the language versions will be corrected accordingly.

If I'm wrong, Colonel, please correct me.

But Swanson is adamant that Russia shouldn't try to fix lies about Moscow's aggression by behaving aggressively.

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Now they're not always perfect, but they quickly self correct and will ultimately hit that target.

Actually, sometimes the parents argue about whether these children should have the lesion removed.

Not content to retouch their physical flaws, she even arranges their costumes and hairstyles herself.

Mr. Ovia (Papua New Guinea) pointed out that some names in the report had been misspelled and should be corrected.

(b) Notwithstanding subparagraph (a) of this paragraph, the procuring entity shall correct purely arithmetical errors that are discovered during the examination of tenders.

EB And then it has to light up its engines, right itself, and then slowly slow itself down and touch down on the ground safely.

The post revolutionary government s initial narrative characterized Egypt s economic malaise as temporary and self correcting.

The global development picture would not be corrected until such cooperation was promoted on an equal footing with North South cooperation.

Little wonder that families save out of fear of the future. China s new Plan must rectify this shortfall immediately.

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If the United Nations fails to correct what it had done in the past in dealing with the Korean issue, its credibility will be questioned by smaller countries, which make up the majority of the United Nations membership.

But, if that is not the case, perhaps the proposal is pointing to a way forward that could really correct the institutional weaknesses of the Commission on Human Rights.

Whatever mistakes Europe may have made vis à vis the region s authoritarian regimes in the past, it can now correct them by providing decisive help.

Worse, a mathematical error was made in the original application of these methods to field emission, and even the corrected theory that was put in place in the 1950s has been formally incomplete until very recently.

Another problem with the Ministry's data is that the enrolment rates are based on population projections that vary from one census to another and are not corrected with each new census.

Such a link will only detract from the value of the guidelines adopted by the Disarmament Commission on objective information, and we hope that this situation will be remedied in the future.

Jimmy Wales recalls how he assembled a ragtag band of volunteers, gave them tools for collaborating and created Wikipedia, the self organizing, self correcting, never finished online encyclopedia.

More globally, however, it is as if Old Europe had decided that it was time to set the record straight and prove more dynamic than the world s emerging forces.

17. Adjustment policies, developed in part with official external assistance, were expected to correct internal and external imbalances and thus lead to economic stabilization, including that of domestic prices.

One can well imagine that in a little less than two years, the Transitional Government has not been able to right all the wrongs of the past. But we want the international community to give high priority to justice in its cooperation programme with Haiti.

Here, Paraguay cannot fail to note that a characteristic of our times is economic growth without job creation, a situation that must be corrected, since one of today apos s problems is indeed unemployment.

Mr. Berti Oliva (Cuba) noted that the word including in paragraph 3 of the original English version had been rendered in the Spanish version as y en particular , and requested that the Spanish version be corrected.

12. Wrong or inappropriate treatment of items in statements of assets and liabilities, income and expenditure statements or other statements is not rectified either by disclosure of accounting policies used or by notes or explanatory material.

Her Government was however trying to correct that situation by promoting better information and health care through counselling centres, training for gynaecologists and increased awareness and education for the general population.

Mr. Berti Oliva (Cuba) said that in paragraph 13, section VIII, of the Spanish version of the draft resolution, the reference to resolution 57 226 should be corrected to read resolution 59 266 , as in the original English version.

(g) Urges those States parties which have not complied with their obligations under the Protocol to rectify that situation as soon as possible and to provide information on the measures taken to do so to the Secretariat for submission to the Conference of the Parties at its third session

(g) Urged those States parties which had not complied with their obligations under the Protocol to rectify that situation as soon as possible and to provide information on the measures taken to do so to the secretariat for submission to the Conference of the Parties at its third session

20. At the same meeting, the representative of Costa Rica informed the Committee that according to the instructions from her Government, she had to correct her vote on the proposal to grant Roster status to the International Lesbian and Gay Association from affirmative to negative.

However, the obligations agreed to and the policy for implementing them, including those that are contained in the Declaration on International Economic Cooperation, in particular the ones concerning the revitalization of economic growth and the development of developing countries, should be corrected in the light of more universal principles of new, just, global partnership.

If this view is right, the solution is straightforward China can correct its imbalances by increasing its citizens incomes (by cutting taxes, raising wages, or increasing social spending), so that they can consume more, thereby reducing the economy s dependence on exports.