Sentence examples for accurately summarised from inspiring English sources

Jeremy Johnson QC, appearing for both the IPCC and its chief executive, said there had been "a serious departure" from statutory requirements, and the investigator who prepared the report had not applied the correct legal test and had not accurately summarised the evidence, or attached or referred to all relevant documents from the investigation.

Of crucial importance will be the way the inquiry has treated unpublished material, notably confidential records of conversations between Blair and President George W Bush. "Has it fairly and accurately summarised the exchanges between Mr Blair and President Bush and the meetings that took place between them?" Sands asked.

The criminal offences for which they might be prosecuted, as accurately summarised by Inspector Brook in the final scene, include "carrying lethal weapons with intent to wound, breaking and entering, intimidation, assault and battery, shooting at certain fellow citizens and discharging rockets at same".

The union argued the piece had left out important information, but in a ruling, IPSO found that the article was not inaccurate, as the newspaper had "accurately summarised" that the action was being taken over a pay dispute.

The Minireview by Canil and Tannock has accurately summarised what we know about the benefits and drawbacks of chemotherapy for prostate cancer (Canil and Tannock, 2004).

They are accurately summarised in Mr Nobilia's report.

How to accurately summarise the experience of meeting David Hasselhoff?

He came about as close to accurately summarising the problem as any politician when he said: "Over the past 15 years or so, a sub-culture of often suicidal violence has developed amongst a tiny minority of, mainly young, men, falsely drawing authority from Islamic beliefs and often nurtured in a prison system in urgent need of resources and reform".

Through this course-graining effect [32], the phenomenological on/off model may indeed accurately summarise the molecular mechanisms that are being uncovered and modelled.

Due to the variations in setting, checklist design, educational training given, and outcomes measured, it was unfeasible to accurately summarise any trends across all studies.

Methods : A systematic review was undertaken to accurately summarise the change in risk of ovarian cancer with different activity levels and to give an overall estimate of that risk based on the studies reviewed.