Sentence examples for incorrectly cited from inspiring English sources

An editorial on Oct. 8 about jobs incorrectly cited an analysis by the Economic Policy Institute.

*An earlier version incorrectly cited Switzerland's draw with Honduras as the reason for Ghana's advancement.

Sometimes the decorator William F. Paris is incorrectly cited as Boak's partner.

An Editorial Observer column in The Times yesterday incorrectly cited lyrics from a Michael Jackson song.

OPINION An Op-Ed article on Friday, about the high price of health care, incorrectly cited a study of colonoscopies.

* * *  Corrections Last Thursday's profile of the singer Justin Timberlake incorrectly cited his guiding principle in life and music.

Sometimes, he incorrectly cites this figure to say that "we have the highest murder rate in this country in 45 years". We have awarded that incorrect version Four Pinocchios.

"If there is no law to the contrary, in the place where personal property is situated, it is deemed to follow the person of its owner, and is governed by the law of his domicile". The source notes of the North Dakota Century Code incorrectly cite to the Territorial Civil Code of 1877 as the earliest source of Dakota Territory's Field Code.

According to FactCheck.org, a nonpartisan watchdog group, Trump has been incorrectly citing Pew's findings as indicative of voter fraud.

A cenotaph was placed in the Hollywood Forever Cemetery in Hollywood by the Jayne Mansfield Fan Club, but incorrectly cites her year of birth as 1938 (Mansfield tended to provide incorrect information about her age).

After the DMV denied a public records request, AP argued that the agency was incorrectly citing the confidentiality requirement and that the public has an interest in understanding how these experimental vehicles are performing as they drive public streets and highways.