perhaps attempting to put right that which we have cocked up is quixotic, but it is our only weapon against the crushing indifference of the nature we claim to want to protect.
The Government is doing its best to put right certain glaring injustices.
Some Europeans may be tempted to conclude that their economic problems are behind them, their structural faults have been put right-and there is no need for more painful reforms.
Our veneration of the rule of law makes us believe that courts and procedures and judges can put right every wrong.
What will be harder to put right is another deficiency regularly flagged up by the OECD: education and skills.
If they find any errors or omissions in their verification work, they shall demand the entity under verification to put right.
Some of these can be put right, but many are beyond the reach of any reform.
Even if all that can be put right, the schedule of work has expanded.
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