11.   However Raviv was warned repeatedly to mend his ways.

12.   How he goes about mending his ways with his family is a different matter.

13.   If the Leapfrog initiative works and patients flock toward the safest hospitals, the laggards will soon have a powerful incentive to mend their ways.

14.   In its review, the labor department found Coke had violated federal anti-discrimination laws and commanded the company to mend its ways.

15.   It can negotiate a settlement in which the subject agrees to mend its ways and pay a fine.

16.   Lately, some retail funds have been mending their ways, trading flexibility for tighter investment mandates.

17.   No more the age-old admonition to confess your sins, mend your ways, make atonement, accept responsibility for your acts.

18.   Now, however, the big airlines seem to be mending their ways.

19.   One way former debtors can motivate themselves to mend their ways is to remember how they hated carrying a heavy load of debt.

20.   Schoenberg, incidentally, was soon to mend his ways.