Sentence examples for inaccurate declarations from inspiring English sources

The watchdog has also fined the Conservatives and Lib Dems £10,580 and £4,750 respectively, for inaccurate declarations of donations in 2017.

The commission has told the Guardian that it intends to investigate the failure to declare the money and could impose a fine on Hain for making an inaccurate declaration of the donations at the end of July, or for late reporting of the money.

All these things are consequences of the steady, hysterical, and often inaccurate declaration of an education crisis, which is reported uncritically by a news media addicted to crisis.

Acting on suspicions raised by inaccurate Lacey declarations, armed agents raided Gibson's factory in Nashville in November 2009 and again in August to determine whether Gibson had accepted ebony imports in violation of laws in Madagascar and India.

Regrettably, much of these declarations proved inaccurate or incomplete or was unsupported or contradicted by evidence...

When the office learned of these later disclosures by Mr. Bakaly, it informed Judge Johnson that the original declaration was inaccurate.

When Mr. Starr's office learned of Mr. Bakaly's later disclosures, it told Judge Johnson that the original declaration was inaccurate.

When the counsel's office learned of these later disclosures by Mr. Bakaly about his dealings with the reporter, it informed Judge Johnson that the original declaration was inaccurate.

The Crown Prosecution Service said their constituency spending declarations "may have been inaccurate" but concluded there was insufficient evidence to prove dishonesty or bring a criminal case against the MPs and their agents.

There is no specific offence of landing over-quota fish, but there are offences relating to non-compliance with licence conditions and to the inaccurate completion of vessel logbooks and landings declarations.

In that letter, prosecutors acknowledged that two declarations filed in the case by C.I.A. officials were inaccurate.