Sentence examples for had been discrepancies from inspiring English sources

Hong Kong's justice secretary, Rimsky Yuen, explained on Tuesday that there had been discrepancies in the documentation filed by US authorities.

On Monday, the Guardian Council sought to help validate the outcome when it announced there had been discrepancies in 50 cities, which it said involved up to three million votes, not enough to overturn the landslide election margin that the government had announced for Mr. Ahmadinejad.

Reports suggest there have been discrepancies between her account of the share sale and that of her brokers at Merrill Lynch.

(It was correct in the online version, though there may have been discrepancies elsewhere. Matching the two versions exactly is a recurrent headache).

One of the issues that has provoked deep mistrust in recent years has been discrepancies in the figures produced by the main oil company and those produced by the government; the latter consistently report figures which are smaller, by between 9% and 26%.

"We're not happy with the voting lists, there have been discrepancies there and those who've turned 18 since the last election haven't been included either," he said.

There have been discrepancies between the body shapes of fashion models and pop culture icons for decades; just think Twiggy and Jane Fonda, or Kate Moss and Pamela Anderson, or Agyness Deyn and J-Lo.

There have been discrepancies regarding the chromosome number of Ocimum in literature.

However, there have been discrepancies between the results of the previous clinical trials of two PEG-IFNs [ 11- 14].

1 3 The strongest evidence against the validity of the OSs has been discrepancies between OSs and randomised controlled trials (RCTs).

However, there have been discrepancies in determining the optimal value of the AR beyond which aneurysms are deemed to have a high risk of rupture.