Sentence examples for agencies wrong from inspiring English sources

Now is she asking: are the agencies wrong then?

For more than a decade Mr. Wray has asserted that both the theory and the models used by risk-rating agencies are wrong.

Mr. Bush and Mr. Tenet have said it is too soon to say definitively whether intelligence agencies were wrong in their assessments of Iraq's weapons program because the search for illicit weapons is still under way.

The ratings agencies were wrong about the gold-plated grades they issued on mortgage bonds that later proved nearly worthless, the agencies have acknowledged.

What did the agency get wrong in 2005, and how will it do this time?

On the substantive front, we now have preliminary answers to two key questions: What did the agency do wrong?

The British government is not saying that the agency is wrong or biased, as is a regular complaint on continental Europe.

Around 10 p.m., Dr. Richardson was approached by a distraught man who said the disease agency was wrong to believe that only a directly poisoned letter was a threat.

Dr Sylvie Briand, head of the pandemic and epidemic diseases department at WHO, acknowledged that her agency made wrong decisions, but said postponing the alert made sense at the time because it could have had catastrophic economic consequences.

"It doesn't take a lawyer explaining the nuances of the Privacy Act to know that the conduct that occurred here – by dozens of agents in every part of the agency – was wrong," the report said.

She led three groups in petitioning the Fish and Wildlife Service to remove federal protections for the golden-cheeked warbler, arguing that studies show the agency was "wrong in its original conclusion that the warbler species is rare" and that the songbird should not have been listed as endangered in 1990.