Sentence examples for has found instances from inspiring English sources

Ofcom has found instances where Openreach has favoured BT business over its rivals, which have complained of Openreach overcharging for access to its network of ducts and poles.

Toyota's own examination of sudden acceleration reports has found instances of sticky pedals and so-called pedal entrapment, problems it has been fixing on the recalled vehicles.

Schonbrun says he has found instances where lead counsel for the class has sought as much as $10,000 per hour in compensation for not much in the way of work.

The Government Accountability Office, the congressional watchdog that investigates how the federal government spends taxpayer dollars, has found instances in which the federal student aid office documented apparent violations of federal debt collection laws, yet did nothing about it.

In recent years, journalists and others scrutinizing lists of judges' holdings have found instances of violations, often inadvertent but still embarrassing for the judiciary.

Auditors have found instances of excessive overtime, underage workers, improperly disposed hazardous waste and falsified records, according to the company's reports.

An academic panel investigating a former Army surgeon who performed a study of a Medtronic bone treatment study said in a report that it had found instances of research misconduct but failed to find proof that he had falsified data.

The report, which noted that auditors had found instances of false invoices, double-billing and fictitious contracts, was written in a simple style that has become Ms. Fraser's trademark.

The officials said that prosecutors told them that they had found instances where the Police Department appeared to have done a very sloppy job of investigating brutality complaints against officers.

Kirk Watson, outside legal counsel to the committee, said the panel had found instances of major violations of inappropriate payments for plane tickets and meals, and secondary violations in which a player received tickets in excess of what N.C.A.A. rules permit.

The experts reported that they had found instances, throughout the government's investigation, of torture, attempted murder, cover-up, obstruction of justice, and threats against the normal-school students and survivors, all of which needed, they said, to be investigated.