Sentence examples for inaccurate in relation to from inspiring English sources

We unreservedly apologise to Mr Cutts-McKay for the implications set out in our letter and specifically accept the following: Our letter was inaccurate in relation to the safeguarding issues we raised; At no point under Mr Cutts-McKay's leadership was the school considered to be a failing school".

In a statement, Ms Barnes said: "I am absolutely appalled that the Home Affairs Committee has published inaccurate information in relation to my office.

While every effort was made by the analyst to confirm the veracity of the information provided by the reporting person it is possible that some of the data may be inaccurate, particularly in relation to the suspect.

In a joint statement reported by Reuters, Madonna and Mr. Ritchie said a "misleading and inaccurate statement, specifically in relation to the sums of money involved, was wrongly issued".

Despite our current administration's inaccurate claims about marijuana in relation to the opioid crisis, it seems that Americans are moving toward legalization on a national level.

On 13 May, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled that, in some circumstances –notably, where personal information online is inaccurate, inadequate, irrelevant, or excessive in relation to data-processing purposes – links should be removed from Google's search index.

In relation to his inaccurate CV, it said he had "acted in a way that was dishonest and liable to bring the profession into disrepute" and that the failings were "deliberate rather than inadvertent".

It added: "Another two officers will be subject to local misconduct in relation to providing inaccurate statements or inappropriate comments and a seventh officer has been recommended for management action in relation to inappropriate comments.

Treatment status information might have been incomplete (or inaccurate) for some patients - particularly in relation to palliative interventions.

A spokeswoman for McAlpine confirmed that Bercow, Davies and Monbiot were three of the people McAlpine's lawyer Andrew Reid, of the firm RMPI, had in mind when he said that they were looking at twenty "high profile" tweeters who alluded to his client in relation to Newsnight's inaccurate claim that a high profile Tory politician was involved in child sexual abuse.

The report also highlighted what it said were "inaccurate" claims of the CIA techniques' effectiveness in relation to shoe-bomb plotter Saajid Badat, who was sentenced to 13 years in jail in 2005 for planning to blow up a passenger plane.