Stet

The legal team agreed to stet the clause in the contract.

The proofreader marked the sentence with a stet symbol after realizing the correction was a mistake.

The steel company imports stet from abroad to meet the demand for their production.

He instructed the typesetter to stet the heading of the document.

The writer confidently placed a stet on the margin to keep the original text.

The professor asked the student to stet the citation in the research paper.

The typesetter forgot to include the "stet" symbol on the proofreading sheet.

The proofreader used a stet to indicate that the change should be disregarded.

The typesetter carefully placed the stet in the correct location.

The author requested the use of a stet in a particular sentence.

I don't understand the meaning of "stet," can you explain it to me?

You can indicate "stet" on the manuscript to show which corrections should be ignored.

The manuscript was returned to the author with several "stet" marks, indicating that the changes were not accepted.

The editor put a "stet" mark on the word that was corrected earlier.

The stet function in the word processing program is a useful tool for editing.

The committee had to stet the proposed budget cuts and find alternative solutions.

The airline had to stet the flight due to the bad weather conditions.

The judge decided to stet the case and allow the defendant to go free.

The professor had to stet his previous comments on the student's thesis after finding new evidence.

The writer decided to stet the dialogue in the screenplay.

The copyeditor recommended the author to stet the paragraph in the manuscript.

The proofreader advised the author to stet the sentence in the book.

The technical writer asked the editor to stet the heading in the manual.

The magazine editor chose to stet the photo caption.

The playwright decided to stet the dialogue in the play.

The proofreader advised the client to stet the punctuation in the document.

The printer was instructed to stet the formatting in the document.

The geology class learned about the properties and uses of stet.

The cowboy's stet shaded his eyes from the sun as he rode the range.

She bought her first stet to wear to the rodeo.

She adjusted the brim of her stet to keep the sun out of her eyes.

She used a stet pin to fasten the straps of the harness.

The stet was used to attach the plow to the horse's harness, allowing the farmer to till the fields.

The stet pin kept the horse's collar from sliding down.

The teacher told the student to stet their spelling mistake.

The printer mistakenly removed a stet, causing confusion in the final product.

The court ordered the lawyer to stet the previous ruling in the legal brief.

When in doubt, it's best to use "stet" to avoid introducing errors into the text.

The writer was unhappy with the editor's changes and insisted on using the "stet" mark.

The proofreader noticed that the "stet" was missing from the manuscript.

The use of a stet can save time and prevent errors in the editing process.

The author requested that the editor remove the "stet" and make the correction as suggested.

I always make sure to use a "stet" symbol when reviewing edits to avoid confusion.

The coach had to stet the game plan and come up with a new strategy.

The company decided to stet the layoffs and find ways to cut costs elsewhere.

They decided to stet the project and continue with their original plan.

The doctor had to stet the initial diagnosis and run further tests.

The supervisor agreed to stet the new policy and keep things the way they were.

The team leader had to stet the decision to terminate the project and find new ways to proceed.

The customer requested to stet the cancellation of their order.