Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• I truly hope that you will correct this blemish, because the future of Europe concerns the future of men and women alike.
• Here. I spelt your name with two s's, I hope that's correct.
• I hope it is not.
• Consequently, for the new Member States only a distribution of the national envelope on the basis of territory would be acceptable, if this information is correct
• I hope the Commissioner can correct that impression.
• I hope my age is correct.
• I trust and hope this House will correct it.
• If I am wrong, I hope someone will correct me!

• The invoices will be reimbursed only after RVPS staff have carried out expert, substantive and numerical checks.
• Business operators should have a guarantee that their invoices will be paid on time irrespective of whether it is Poland, Spain, France or Malta.
• I hope that the officials will correct this situation, so that I can sit in a place more suited to my humble station and Mr Cavada can occupy a position appropriate to the dignity of his office.
• If I am wrong, I hope someone will correct me!
• A recently published Nordic study stated that by 2005 approximately 80% of company invoices will be transferred electronically.
• The invoices will be here Friday.
• The invoices will be reimbursed only after RVPS staff have carried out expert, substantive and numerical checks.