Sentence examples for correct under from inspiring English sources

"The argument may be technically correct under the law," said Mr. Borg, the Alabama securities commissioner, "but it insulates a lot of people who sell stocks.

Right to the end McGahey insisted that the 1984 strike was unavoidable and that the union's tactics had been correct under the circumstances.

Mr. Verrilli said the Seventh Circuit's ruling was correct under precedents concerning public employees' unions, and he urged the Supreme Court not to hear the case.

Rogelio Ramírez de la O, an economist who has advised Mr. López Obrador on energy, said the government's accounting was correct under the letter of the law here, but that it was not transparent.

Albert Meyer, an analyst with David Tice & Associates and a longtime critic of Tyco, yesterday called the company's accounting "aggressive and creative, but technically correct" under what he views as overly permissive accounting rules.

Although American Realty's financial statements were correct under GAAP, the more important number that real estate investment trusts want investors and analysts look at was F.F.O., so reporting incorrect results can amount to fraud if it is done intentionally.

Finally, the finishing program coordinates are compensated to correct under-cuts during the measured cut stage.

I was more taken aback by the horse's jarring anatomically correct under-parts.

Record linkage creates a statistical construct that helps to correct under-reporting of deaths and potential bias in mortality statistics for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Although the assignment of the corresponding code to the diagnosis of normal birth is assumed to be correct, under-recording of this diagnosis has been identified, together with the bureaucratic limitation that births surpassing 40 weeks of gestation cannot be recorded with this code.

We aimed at determining the national and departmental trends and profiles of under-five mortality during the period 1996 through 2000, taking advantage of registered vital statistics and of methods for correcting under-registration.