Former Secretary of State James A. Baker III, speaking for the Bush camp by satellite from Tallahassee, Fla., condemned the recounting by hand as a prelude to serious inaccuracy and manipulation.
Your article (Hungary PM: bring back death penalty and build work camps for immigrants, 29 April) contains a number of serious inaccuracies and distortions regarding Hungary's prime minister Viktor Orbán's recent statements about the death penalty and immigration.
Then on Friday, Jon Chapman, News International's director of legal affairs until this month, said in a statement that he wanted to cooperate with the committee to correct "serious inaccuracies in statements made" at last week's hearing.
Assembling these inputs is not an easy task and failure to do so can lead to serious inaccuracies in the modeled outcomes, and thus, in the messages communicated [ 3].
The site also had to correct some serious inaccuracies in its data, which some agents pointed out in angry posts to the site's blog.
A third, Jon Chapman, News International's director of legal affairs until this month, said in a statement last week he was also preparing to cooperate fully with the Parliament investigation and wanted to correct "serious inaccuracies" in the testimony given by Mr. Murdoch to lawmakers.
And your concluding judgment that the court's typically convoluted decisions represent "reasoned argument" is testimony to the degree of your confusion.Quentin QuadeMarquetteMilwaukee,Dentsu protestsSIR After reviewing your article "The perils of maturity" (August 2nd), we were surprised to find serious inaccuracies and extremely negative interpretations of some aspects of Dentsu's business.
The commission is worried about serious inaccuracies.
Numerical solutions of the Euler equations using real gas equations of state (EOS) often exhibit serious inaccuracies.
Application of low cost materials can cause serious inaccuracies if the design of device assumed better quality of materials.
