he will vs rectify

Some examples from the web:

• Tomorrow he will be very interesting... we will see ourselves again here.
• At 9:41 he will be guilty.
• In six years he will be five times younger than the mother.
• When fully awakened, he will embrace his mission.
• Without my order he will not move.
• One word from me and he will release that information to the public.
• But you cannot guarantee he will be saved.
• In three weeks, he will hang 210 Spaniards.
• From now on he will be your Prince.
• But he will tell you everything himself.
• He grips his sword as if afraid he will not wake.
• No, he will report to me.
• The General sends word, he will meet your politician.
• The general sends word he will meet your politician.
• On Gene's birthday... he will receive a letter.
• He asked the prosecutor if he will now reduce the charges.
• With the admiral watching, which he will be.
• If my father becomes your enemy, he will destroy you.
• Burton doesn't think he will.
• So, now he will think twice before messing with me.

Some examples from the web:

• Credit rating agencies should be given the opportunity to rectify errors.
• The Commission shall have the right to rectify, erase or block the data.
• The Committee on Petitions attempts to rectify these shortcomings by placing citizens at the heart of its activities.
• There's been a deficit of fleeing which we must rectify immediately.
• Parliament called for the Commission to rectify these problems.
• Please, rectify in accordance with facts.
• It was my attempt to rectify the mistake I made.
• Refused to rectify, and you were determined to expose.
• We have acted without delay in order to rectify the weaknesses noted in the report.
• Earlier plastic surgery was done to rectify the functional issues.
• Tonight, we plan to rectify that error.
• This is wrong, and we need to rectify that situation.
• Called blocks in order to rectify the camper because it is sloping ground.
• But there are currently no effective means to rectify such malpractices.
• This being so, I believe it should be possible to rectify the vote.
• Both have shown their weaknesses, but a genuine political commitment could rectify our mistakes.
• How can European legislation rectify this anomaly?
• A Party may modify or rectify its Annexes to this Chapter.
• There is no reason to rectify the Minutes.
• Google is fortunately working to rectify those issues with an overhaul of the operating system's user interface.