Sentence examples similar to amend inaccuracy from inspiring English sources
A spokesman said: "It is standard practice for all reports to naturally go through various drafts before being published and the Mayor's Office, the Ministry of Justice, Youth Justice Board, third sector and boroughs have amended inaccuracies and fed back suggestions to ensure findings are accurately reflected and evidence based".
After the case went all the way to the House of Lords, NICE was forced to first disclose the formula, then amend it after admitting "technical inaccuracies", although it said this did not change the outcome.
This article was amended on 18 December 2014 to remove an inaccuracy.
This article was amended on 8 April 2014 to remove a factual inaccuracy that implied that the author was a PhD student rather than a postdoc.
This prompted further scrutiny of the translated items to rule out any inaccuracies or misinterpretations, thus providing the opportunity to amend any problematic items.
Since publication of this article [ 1], the authors have noted three inaccuracies in their report which they would like to amend.
On 22 June 2012 we amended the article to remove any reference to Sir Elton and apologised for the inaccuracy.
The Diocese of Joliet said in a statement on Wednesday that the attorney general has not informed the diocese of any failures to investigate or of "any inaccuracies or omissions" in files that would cause the diocese to have to amend its public list of credibly accused priests.
The timing and nature of his amended complaint contains gross factual inaccuracies".
It said on Wednesday Schneiderman's lawsuit contains inaccuracies and was amended because the initial suit did not have legal merit.
