Sentence examples for irregularities in that from inspiring English sources

The attack on Yukos could represent the Kremlin's effort to correct irregularities in that process.

They discovered irregularities in that study's data in the process of conducting this follow-up study of the center's canvassing on anti-transgender prejudice.

As a satellite moves through Earth's gravitational field, it experiences forces, in addition to the central attraction, because of irregularities in that field.

That issue came into the news last week when Attorney General Janet Reno decided not to seek appointment of a special prosecutor to investigate Mr. Gore's denials that he had been aware of fund-raising irregularities in that campaign.

But Douglas Dowd, a lawyer for the Democrats, said in the circuit court hearing that there had been "voting irregularities" in St . Louisthat kept many voters from the polls.

Deloitte's investigation also turned up seeming irregularities in documents that featured signatures from Saud's uncle Suleiman al-Gosaibi.

Mr. Booker, 49, an electrician at the plant, went to Russia to correct some irregularities in paperwork that had delayed his Russian fiancée's arrival in the United States, said two of his co-workers, Jerry Kincannon and Mike Byrd.

We use the metaphor of waves that rise and fall in societies, perhaps forgetting that the actual waves of the ocean are purely opportunistic, small irregularities in water that, snagging a fortunate gust, rise and break like monsters, for no greater cause than their own accidental invention.

International Rectifier disclosed accounting irregularities in May 2007 that led to the resignation of its then chief executive, Alex Lidow.

International Rectifier disclosed accounting irregularities in May 2007 that led to the resignation of its then chief executive, Alex Lidow, and subsequent resignation of its chief financial officer Michael McGee.

They must look at the rights and wrongs of particular cases, where there is some "irregularity", and in that word much-used in Catholic circles, they must "discern" what is right.