| This may be the first huge step in rectifying the small ball game in a county where stones at the side of roads are reserved for footballers. |
| One is that many Latin American voters want moderate change and more emphasis on rectifying social ills. |
| It's a long tough grind, with endless penciling, erasing, rectifying, to recapture the effect and mood produced in the original rough. |
| A spokeswoman for the city council said they were taking steps to rectifying the situation. |
| The training is a means of rectifying this situation was to specify the director. |
| He lists some useful suggestions for rectifying citizens' political impotency. |
