Sentence examples for accuracy clause from inspiring English sources

So why did it take five months for the regulator to deliver its ruling that the Star had comprehensively breached the accuracy clause of the editors' code of practice?

Accuracy measure: Error-free clauses: The percentage of the clauses which were free of errors.

It cites each one as failing to adhere to the clause about accuracy in the editors' code of practice.

The complaint that the article breached clause 1 (accuracy) of the editors' code of practice was upheld.

A press release issued by the code committee notes the following amendments: The clause on accuracy now includes a specific reference to headlines.

As is his right, Hitchens sought to have my decision reviewed by the Guardian's review panel on the basis that the original article and headline fell foul of clause 1ii, Accuracy, of the editors' code.

The Ipso verdict – that the newspaper's headline had breached clause 1 (accuracy) of the editors' code of practice – was printed in an article on page two of Wednesday's edition of the newspaper.

In the latest crop of resolved complaints issued by the Press Complaints Commission (dec'd) is this gem: Morgan v The Sun Complaint: Mr Andrew Morgan complained to the PCC that an article reporting on Burns night inaccurately reported that the poet Robert Burns lived and worked in the West Indies in breach of clause 1 (accuracy) of the editors' code.

This constituted a failure to take care over the accuracy of the article, and a breach of clause 1. NB: The Telegraph published the adjudication in today's issue.

The most relevant parts of the Ipso editors' code of practice are likely to be clause one on accuracy and clause 12 on discrimination.

Ipso's complaints committee upheld Miscavige's complaint, ruling that Mail Online had failed to demonstrate that it had complied with its obligations under the first clause of the editors' code on accuracy.