Sentence examples for faulty report from inspiring English sources

By the time Adelaide Andrews sued TRW in 1996 for failing to take reasonable steps -- like verifying not only the Social Security and license numbers but birth date, address and first name of the applicant -- to make sure it was issuing a report for the right person, more than two years had passed since the faulty report had been issued.

If the detector sends a faulty report or no report, then the detector is faulty and the maintenance staff must address such problems.

The first was originally documented by Partagás (1995), who detected it based on a faulty report of a violent gale from a ship, the Mariquita.

Harder said the Times story is "saturated with false and defamatory statements" and it "relies on mostly hearsay accounts and a faulty report". .

"It relies on mostly hearsay accounts and a faulty report, apparently stolen from an employee personnel file, which has been debunked by 9 different eyewitnesses," Harder, best known for representing Hulk Hogan in the lawsuit that bankrupted Gawker, explained in an email to the publication.

Soon it's time for Judith Miller, the former reporter for The Times, who rejects criticism of her faulty reporting about weapons of mass destruction in Iraq (and is cut off as she is about to explain why).

What actions are people calling for in response to the faulty reporting?

Behind the false data were a host of faulty reporting methods, including labeling dropouts who obtained G.E.D. certificates as graduates.

"This was hidden from the political echelon," Mr. Ben-Ami said, accusing the police of "a culture of faulty reporting".

What do letters to the editor indicate about the public's ongoing reaction to the faulty reporting?

Also, a federal magistrate judge criticized The Los Angeles Times for faulty reporting in 2006 on one of the documents.