Examples of 'be put right' in a sentence
Meaning of "be put right"
be put right: This phrase indicates the need for correction, rectification, or resolution of an issue or situation to make it proper or accurate
How to use "be put right" in a sentence
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be put right
The flagstone must be put right immediately.
This is an important record that should be put right.
These must be put right without delay.
I would be grateful if that could be put right.
Enough remains to be put right and reassessed.
I would be glad if that could be put right.
That must be put right too.
Damage has been done and must be put right.
These will be put right as soon as a new printing is made.
This is wrong and needs to be put right.
Such damages can not be put right and compensated easily.
A major discrepancy needed to be put right.
Perhaps some things cannot be put right even with the passing of time.
This is unacceptable discrimination that must be put right.
That state of affairs should be put right as quickly as possible.
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I should be glad if this mistake could be put right.
This must be put right.
There are obviously a lot of things that need to be put right.
Paris must be put right.
There are a lot of other things that need to be put right.
It can not be put right.
These small but important issues have yet to be put right.
These defects should all be put right in the new proposals.
That is something that has got to be put right.
But that can be put right by providing safe drinking water to all the villages.
A wrong that can never be put right.
They must be put right by the Commission.
And the house must be put right.
This anomaly will be put right by the allocation of four additional seats to Spain.
That must now be put right.
The crisis came about because of excesses and imbalances which have to be put right.
Hopefully this problem will be put right in plenary.
I hope therefore that this omission, no doubt due to my forgetfulness, can be put right.
The change can be put right.
There is still so much unfinished business; many injustices that need to be put right.
Everything needs to be put right again.
The EESC is disappointed by this omission and expects that it will be put right.
Sometimes antibiotics can be put right on the skin.
It reiterates its view that this state of affairs must be put right.
That has to be put right.
Lives can go terribly wrong in ways that can never be put right.
They got to be put right.
Before they can join however there is much that needs to be put right.
This has to be put right.
Particularly unjustified deficiencies in Europe must be put right.
It has to be put right.
The whole thing is intolerable and must be put right.
I feel sure that this ought to be put right over the next few years.
The time is long overdue for such nonsense to be put right.
They are not things that can be put right by a common policy.
