Sentence examples for inaccurate listing from inspiring English sources

Bell asked the secretary of state to remove its official list from its website, saying that "the posting of an inaccurate listing will lead to public confusion".

Disgruntled shareholders, who bought shares when Bankia floated them last year, assert that the bank and its auditors produced an inaccurate listing prospectus for what was at the time one of the few successful initial public offerings in Europe.

Here's a table showing inaccurate listing information across the major review sites.

It's a sloppy, dangerous and wildly inaccurate list, put together by people who are freaked out by the content of the studies, and unconcerned about their value.

Other barriers to choice, both parents and providers said, were the inaccurate lists of approved tutoring services and the tight deadlines parents were given for applying.

Florida and Colorado have both tried to purge their voter rolls of non-citizens, who cannot vote, but they used inaccurate lists to do so.

Families had to wait anguished months or even years to learn of a soldier's fate, relying on letters from his comrades or woefully inaccurate lists published in newspapers.

The irreverent display of celebrities is derived from an at least partially inaccurate list of public figures circulating on the social media site Twitter which identified those who have allegedly obtained anonymised orders or injunctions.

In explaining why Mr. Ray concluded that was not so, the report said investigators found that Mr. Marceca requisitioned the files using an inaccurate list provided by the Secret Service.

It affected mostly minority citizens who were turned away at the polls because their names were on a grossly inaccurate list of 173,000 people believed to be ineligible to vote.

Mann said he was on the receiving end of abuse despite making clear he will vote against bombing, blaming inaccurate lists of supposed rebels being circulated among opponents of airstrikes.