Additionally, logical flaws and unfounded speculation regarding the assumptions of our regression analyses led Gibson and Mohiyeddini to make faulty assertions regarding potential problems with our exploratory model.
As usual when Coulter speaks about the Latino vote, she based many of her assertions on faulty premises.
He justifies all his actions by saying that they prevented another terrorist attack on American soil, without ever explaining how the Iraq war, authorized on the basis of faulty intelligence, fits into that assertion.
For example, the collapse of the water park, which has been attributed to faulty construction, does not directly support the assertion, "This is how his stable economy works".
The officer, Valerie Plame, is married to Joseph C. Wilson 4th, a former ambassador who had criticized the White House over its assertion, later found to be based on faulty intelligence, that Iraq had tried to acquire uranium for its nuclear weapons program from Africa.
Libby's indictment is a political embarrassment for the president, paving the way for a possible trial renewing the focus on the administration's faulty rationale for going to war against Iraq — the erroneous assertion that Saddam Hussein possessed weapons of mass destruction.
ZAPU's official response to Hoey's motion included the assertion that in all conflicts "civilians get caught up in cross-fires due to faulty intelligence reports and other communication errors", and juxtaposed the civilians killed in the Viscount shootdowns with those killed at Chikumbi.
If an answer to any of the queries is incorrect, then this inaccuracy must be the consequence of either an incorrect assertion in a biomedical ontology, an inappropriate use of SBML model elements, an incorrect model, a faulty model annotation or a mistake in our assumptions about SBML's ontological commitment.
Mr. Bush attributed his assertion that Mr. Hussein had tried to obtain uranium in Africa to British intelligence, but it was based on faulty information.
