Sentence examples for accuracy of statement from inspiring English sources

It is satisfactory that Sir William Herschel's accuracy of statement is once more vindicated.

An obituary published in The New York Times on 1 January 1880 reported that "Several so-called biographies of Calcraft were published during his lifetime, but all are notable for a narrow stream of fact meandering through a broad meadow of commentary, and not one may be considered worthy of the subject or to be relied on for a strict accuracy of statement".

The amended complaint submitted Wednesday included a signed declaration from Rogers confirming the accuracy of statements made about him.

On Friday, Spicer told reporters that the president was "dismayed" at the focus on the accuracy of statements delivered by his spokesmen.

David Randolph Smith, the lawyer representing the plaintiffs, also submitted signed declarations from former vice chancellor Tim Rogers and former director of the office of student judicial affairs Jenny Wright confirming the accuracy of statements made about them in the amended complaint.

Major League Baseball is investigating the accuracy of statements by Alex Rodriguez about his use of performance-enhancing drugs, according to people within baseball who were briefed on the matter.

(The second and third lectures will explore beauty and goodness, respectively). Truth, or the accuracy of statements or propositions, is tested, he said, by a postmodern philosophy that "challenges received notions" of what truth is.

The Web site operates in partnership with the journalism program at the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg, since part of its mission is to train aspiring journalists how to check the accuracy of statements by political leaders and media outlets.

Know the six classes of nutrients and explain their role as it relates to promoting optimal health, information on food labels, and the accuracy of statements made in popular media about nutrition.

The papers presented by alumni and experts, alumni interviews, expert discussions, and survey results which had 20 respondents only reflect the views of those who actually provided experience and opinions the accuracy of statements cannot be verified nor can statements be generalized.

In the polls, it has taken precedence over the Iraq war, which has perhaps faded to a dull roar in people's consciousness," says Brooks Jackson, director of Annenberg Political Fact Check, a group based at Penn's Annenberg Public Policy Center that monitors the accuracy of statements by major U.S. political players.