Sentence examples for disputed papers from inspiring English sources

The editor of the journal that published one of Hauser's disputed papers said some data seemed to be "fabricated," a sin "as serious as it gets".

The Iraqis promised to show only one new document to Unscom, and that in the presence of monitors from the Security Council.A badly split council issued a non-committal statement that reiterated its support for Mr Butler without demanding that Iraq hand over the disputed papers.

One troubling example from the H5N1 incident is that the Netherlands required the authors of one of the disputed papers (4) to apply for government permission to submit their paper for publication, claiming that the study falls "under regulations that control the export of weapons technology" (11).

While Speer pledged not to take legal action against Schmidt for using the disputed papers (after obtaining his doctorate, Schmidt published his thesis as a book, Albert Speer: The End of a Myth), he made no such promise regarding Wolters.

The disputed paper, by a trio from the University of Torino, argued that they had, and that such countries would be better off lowering regulatory barriers to entrepreneurship instead.

Describnes how Baltimore was never suspected of faking anything himself, but he had stubbornly defended the work of someone who was--a biomedical scientist at M.I.T. named Thereza Imanishi-Kari, who was one of six coauthors of the disputed paper, which was published in the journal Cell in 1986... Baltimore's support of her work was perceived to be unprofessional and unwise, if not irresponsible.

The disputed paper, which addresses Hare's views on how to diagnose psychopathy and whether past criminal behavior is central to the condition, will be published in the June issue of Psychological Assessment, according to its publisher, the American Psychological Association.

One of the co-authors of the disputed paper, Karl-Henrik Grinnemo, a thoracic surgeon at KI and one of the people who asked the university to investigate Macchiarini, has asked The Lancet several times to remove his name from the publication, but he says the journal has not responded.

The commission was formed in the aftermath of the 2000 U.S. presidential election won by Republican George W. Bush that came down to disputed paper ballots cast in Florida.

Thatcher's own handwritten notes on "possible strategies for the coal and docks dispute" paper for the 18 July meeting of Misc 101, the special cabinet committee on coal that she chaired, outlines the details of the plans to use the army.

The local prefect, Adolphe Colrat, also disputed the paper's report.