Certain male politicians made headlines for their offensive comments about rape and grossly inaccurate remarks about how the female body works.
The peer apologised for his offensive and inaccurate remarks as soon as they were published on last night, but faced calls from Labour to resign.
The ECB added that "it would set a dangerous precedent to call off a tour based on the misguided and inaccurate remarks made by one individual".
The 40-minute special, Sunday on HBO, consists of a parade of young children making cute, often inaccurate remarks about things like what "family" means, with an occasional song thrown in to break up the cloying monotony.
This time he spouted some wildly inaccurate remarks about Muslim Syrians entering the country more easily than Christian Syrians, and the speech sowed the seeds of one of the centerpieces of his campaign: a ban on Muslim immigration.
In a comment, the NSA noted that Chirac's "detailed" instructions to Douste-Blazy "may be in a response to the foreign minister's propensity, amply demonstrated in the past and the impetus behind a number of presidential reprimands, for making ill-timed or inaccurate remarks".
The "disparaging and inaccurate remarks about mental illness serve only to perpetuate stigma and prohibit honest and open dialogue about an illness (or disorder) that affects one in five people in the nation," the American Psychiatric Association wrote in a statement following the Feb. 14 mass shooting that left 17 people dead at a Parkland, Florida, high school.
Students of theater (and of good ol' slapfests) may recall that Mr. Nunn said earlier this summer that he "felt betrayed" by Mr. Mackintosh, who hired new directors for a 25th-anniversary "Les Misérables" revival being staged at the Barbican this fall; Mr. Mackintosh responded that he was "saddened by Nunn's inaccurate and ungracious remarks".
If your remark is inaccurate, you're the one who ends up looking like a jerk.
"There will be a new flare-up of jokes, inaccurate statements and hurtful remarks".
