Sentence examples for investigating mistakes from inspiring English sources

Two gymnastics judges have been banned from the London Olympics by a disciplinary panel investigating mistakes during the women's event at the last World Championships (via The Telegraph).

The proposal would also allow doctors and hospitals to investigate mistakes without fear that the information would later be used in lawsuits.

That conclusion was confirmed six weeks ago by an independent arson expert hired by the Forensic Science Commission, which was created in 2005 to investigate mistakes in crime laboratories after scandals rocked the one in Houston.

Qualifications regulators for England, Wales and Northern Ireland are investigating why mistakes appeared in 12 exam papers.

Meanwhile, an official working for the OCR exam board has made seemingly far more damning claims against procedures for investigating examiners' mistakes.

So far, he has insisted on trying to recalibrate the agency's policies without investigating past mistakes or holding anyone responsible for them.

Since 1999, committees investigating medical mistakes have routinely recommended that hospitals install computerized systems for prescribing drugs, which can sound alarms when a toxic combination is ordered for a patient.

In 2009, Jane Mayer wrote about Panetta's directorship of the C.I.A. and the challenges he faced in implementing the Obama Administration's decision to move the agency away from the Bush-era use of "enhanced" interrogation techniques without investigating past mistakes or holding anyone responsible for them.

But if the coalition investigates mistakes that have been made and works to improve its targeting while admitting its culpability, then it can avoid being charged with violations.

We are currently investigating new mistake-driven algorithms with better generalization performance than the kernel perceptron but still showing fast execution.

Nor has it described what sort of interviews or field research, if any, the agency's analysts undertake to investigate possible mistakes.