Sentence examples for inaccurate information provided from inspiring English sources

Pat Tillman by fellow Army Rangers in Afghanistan held the general accountable for inaccurate information provided by Corporal Tillman's unit in recommending him for a Silver Star.

Pat Tillman by fellow Army Rangers in Afghanistan held General McChrystal accountable for inaccurate information provided by Corporal Tillman's unit in recommending him for a Silver Star.

22] that the people's perception of Bishop William Murphy's new official residence has been influenced by inaccurate information provided by the Newsday columnist Jimmy Breslin.

Feinstein fired back with a "fact check," stating in a lengthy response to the board: "The CIA IG [inspector general] found the CIA criminal referral against SSCI staff was based on inaccurate information provided to Acting General Counsel Bob Eatinger by personnel in CIA's Office of Security". .

Inaccurate information provided during a loan application process, an incorrect match of a consumer to a certain file and a lack of identifying information about a person from government records are just some of the several ways that an error can creep into a credit report, the CFPB found.

That result is particularly troubling since Judge Korman declared in his order that the Assistant U.S. Attorney who, for years, fought Jr.'s release under Rule 35(b) relied on "faulty and inaccurate information provided by the FBI to deny Scarpa sentencing relief based on his substantial assistance".

"I think there's a real anxiety that there could be a situation where there could be coverups, delays in providing of information, inaccurate information being provided, and we could be going around the same circle again as we have done with previous inquiries".

Many of the inaccuracies the CIA fed to journalists, the report says, were consistent with inaccurate information being provided by the agency to policymakers at the time.

However, 14% of the records lacked a discharge note, and in 33% of the discharge notes the information provided was inaccurate and inadequate.

If the information provided was inaccurate, then horse managers may have been vulnerable due to having been misinformed by these sources, similar to another study examining pandemic flu vaccination uptake [ 36].

In addition to your recommendations, which we strongly support, the federal government should require the Federal Bureau of Investigation to correct or exclude inaccurate information before providing background checks.