incorrect instruction

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Meanwhile, the short form, used by two-thirds of New Mexico taxpayers, contained an incorrect instruction likely to cause most filers to underpay taxes.

Typically, when a mutation occurs, an incorrect instruction is chosen uniformly at random from the remaining instructions, though we do consider other probability distributions as well.

It is also unclear how many voters received incorrect instructions or how many ballots went uncounted as a result.

Following the incorrect instructions could cause an overdose and serious illness or death, the company, Great Southern Laboratories of Houston, said on Friday.

An appeals court overturned the first conviction, ruling that the jury in her 1999 trial received incorrect instructions regarding DNA evidence.

The state's top election official, Secretary of State Ken Detz­ner (R), referred only one matter for criminal investigation: allegations that state Democrats sent incorrect instructions to mail-in voters in four counties.

Rather, it is a determination that a defendant has been convicted through a judicial process which is defective in some fundamental respect, e. g., incorrect receipt or rejection of evidence, incorrect instructions, or prosecutorial misconduct.

Memes were posted suggesting followers withhold their votes, or with deliberately incorrect instructions on how to vote.

By varying the voltage, Kuhn made the chip perform a number of incorrect instructions, some of which it was not even designed to do.

But the judge gave the trial jury incorrect instructions about Davila's eligibility, and they sentenced him to death by lethal injection.

"These are men that were lifers who were released [after] the Unger Decision [a ruling that declared many verdicts were invalid because incorrect instructions were given by judges to juries].