Sentence examples for correct inaccuracy from inspiring English sources

Third, we might think that there is no objectively correct inaccuracy measure; rather, any inaccuracy measure that satisfies the conditions is rationally permissible.

It was amended on 26 May 2015 to correct inaccuracies in the opening paragraph.

We think it is important to correct inaccuracies and the doctor did correct his statements.

His mission was to detect and correct inaccuracies, redundancies, slips in fairness and imprecise, inelegant or offensive language.

In return for a large sum of money, the agency was offered pre-sight of the copy to "correct inaccuracies".

The right of reply and the obligation to correct inaccuracies are also the mark of a free and responsible press.

As a case in point, she cited what she says is Lemon's failure to correct "inaccuracies" in the textbook she edits, "Domestic Violence Law".

Pitofsky also recommends that netties be given the right to see what's been collected about them, just as consumers already have the right to read and correct inaccuracies in their credit reports.

The start-up company hopes that current and former athletes and fans will visit the site and upload commentary and correct inaccuracies, just as enthusiasts provide much of the information in Wikipedia and the Internet Movie Database.

"We believe this clause simply fails the fairness test and could result in the door being shut on small businesses who want to correct inaccuracies in valuations and reduce their rates bills.

I think he said something like 'former Hill staffer.' " That is significant because it could help prosecutors show that Libby's motives were not purely to correct inaccuracies in Wilson's statements to the media.