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Corrective meaning
Of or pertaining to correction; serving to correct. | Qualifying; limiting.
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Example sentences (20)
After its release, the department issued non-compliance notices to all these municipalities, requesting them to submit corrective action plans to address the shortcomings identified in the report.
After that, one leg of corrective fall to ₹450 is a possibility.
Approval will depend on whether the FAA believes the team has satisfied all corrective actions that stemmed from an investigation following the first launch attempt in April.
As part of the settlement, ProCare has also agreed to take part in a three-year corrective action plan with the DEA that is designed to ensure compliance with the CSA in the future, officials said.
Basically, the state of Texas says you can’t drive a vehicle unless you have on corrective lenses.
Despite having the mesh removed, and several corrective surgeries, Oates still lives in constant pain and has not been able to work since her initial operation.
Eunice graduated Magna Cum Laude from Medgar Evers College on Aug. 31, 1975 with a Bachelor’s of Science in Education after working in the school system as a Corrective Reading professional for several years.
Finally, there are the obvious corrective measures needed.
However, in each case, appropriate corrective measures were taken immediately following the attack.
Indeed, the state’s October letter warned San Francisco that it urgently needs to adopt 18 corrective actions, including skipping Planning Commission hearings outside of high-need areas, and amending inclusionary housing law.
In response to Pikula-Carroll's claims, ACT Corrective Services admitted it had not given any consideration to his back injury or his Aboriginality when making the decision to send him interstate.
Like a rally with limited potential, sometimes we might face a situation where the stock might see a temporary fall in price — for instance, a corrective decline within a broader uptrend.
Organizations must evaluate the effectiveness of their EnMS periodically and take corrective action if necessary.
She also claims that she developed severe sinus infections requiring corrective surgery.
Some people were grateful that Stiller took accountability for the more problematic parts of "Tropic Thunder," while others saw Stiller as another victim of an over-corrective cancel culture.
Tentative signs are emerging that US equity indices could be nearing the end of their corrective decline and appear set to settle in a range in 2023.
The parents expressed the hope that deputies in the House education committee would consider corrective measures that would prevent this phenomenon taking on even greater dimensions with more rejections, and possibly lost scholarships to come.
The proposed rule permits work in dangerous levels of dust "temporarily" while mine operators take corrective action to get dust down to the legal limit.
The San Francisco Fed, which is responsible for supervising lenders in much of the western US, has been pilloried for failing to adequately monitor the bank and order it to take corrective action.
This corrective serum contains two different sized molecules of hyaluronic acid that can help to improve the appearance of concerns such as fine lines and wrinkles.