Sentence examples for erroneous briefing from inspiring English sources
Investigators found that while Hall did not "intentionally mislead" the pathologist, his erroneous briefing jeopardised the investigation, inquest and possible prosecution.
Dr Peter Carter, chief executive of the Royal College of Nursing, said the Department of Health and NHS England should launch an inquiry to find out who had given the media outlets an erroneous briefing on the contents of Keogh's findings.
There was the brief and erroneous coronation of Vin Diesel.
A White House Memo article on Sunday about President Bush's vacation and plans for 2006 included erroneous information from a White House news briefing about visitors to the Bush ranch during the holidays.
The Arts Briefing column yesterday carried an erroneous byline.
Correction: August 17, 2004, Tuesday The Arts Briefing column yesterday carried an erroneous byline.
The briefs column also carried an erroneous heading.
The LaHood reports proved erroneous, but the media that evening began a brief shift in attention away from the health care debate to the delicious story of cash for clunkers, a government program that was so successful it had burned through $1 billion in stimulus funds within days.
This literature suggests that errors arise because of ongoing endogenous fluctuations in rhythmic neural activity in the alpha band (8 12 Hz) (Monto et al. 2008; Mathewson et al. 2009; VanRullen et al. 2011), such that erroneous responses follow stimuli that are perceived during brief periods of relatively less organized visual cortical processing.
Attorney General Zulima V. Farber, in a brief filed with the State Appellate Court, said that "erroneous factual findings" and a "misunderstanding of the transaction at issue" had blocked the state from "recovering significant revenue from the sale of an asset".
Correction: April 26 , 2003 Saturday A report in the World Briefing column on Tuesday about attacks in Afghanistan included an erroneous report from a United States military spokesman about the nationality of one soldier and the cause and nature of his wound.
