Sentence examples for irregularities that could from inspiring English sources

In fact, legalizing gambling allows companies and leagues to monitor gambling patterns and flag betting irregularities that could suggest corruption.

The Georgia Department of Education requires that the CRCT be administered under conditions to prevent tampering and other irregularities that could affect test results.

"The armed forces will take part in preventing any irregularities that could threaten the nation," he said in a terse statement while clutching his swagger stick.

Formula One's governing body, known as FIA, opened an investigation into possible fuel irregularities that could have resulted in a higher finish for Hamilton.

The supreme electoral court has been looking into possible campaign funding irregularities that could end up annulling her 2014 re-election.

Abnormal electrical activity can originate at any scale of this system, possibly leading to cardiac rhythm irregularities that could be fatal (cardiac arrhythmias are one of the most frequent causes of morbidity and mortality in the human population).

Nonetheless, the suit should not be dismissed as this was a procedural irregularity that could be cured by substituting the Attorney-General as the respondent.

The violence and political sparring left Western and Afghan officials calling for calm and patience as election officials tabulated the ballots and investigated the irregularities, a process that could delay an official announcement of a winner for weeks, even if a runoff is not needed.

After exclusion of controls with data irregularities and those that could not be matched 144,522 controls were identified.

After forcing out Greenberg in March, AIG conceded a host of accounting irregularities at offshore entities that could result in a $1.8 billion writedown.

These are performed to check for any abnormalities or irregularities in the body that could account for the existing symptoms.