Sentence examples for irregularities will be from inspiring English sources

"President Zuma's congratulations are not only extremely premature, given the very serious irregularities that have been noted in the elections, but shamefully legitimise undemocratic practices during elections, and send a message that significant irregularities will be tolerated by his administration".

A new app that lets voters flag polling-place irregularities will be tested at the primaries on Thursday and, if it works well, will be rolled out citywide for the November general election.

Rent-Way Inc., a leading operator of rent-to-own stores, said yesterday that downward noncash adjustments to its earnings, related to an investigation of accounting irregularities, will be $127 million, well above previous company estimates.

The information derived at the level of these irregularities will be exploited in order to derive a spectrum sensing algorithm.

This irregularity will be generated under normal EEJ conditions only when both the vertical polarization electric field and the vertical electron density gradient are parallel and they can be observed by the VHF backscatter radars by the strong scattered echoes (Devasia et al. 2006).

The Universidad del Mar, for example, has been investigated for a number of irregularities and will be forced to close next year.

"As a result of today's reported irregularities, my office will be auditing the management and operations of the Board of Elections in order to identify failings and make recommendations to improve performance going forward," Stringer wrote in the letter.

Under the new version, the five members of the Election Complaint Commission, created to oversee voting irregularities, will now be chosen by the president after consultation with the parliamentary leadership.

Small irregularities will not be noticeable in the finished product.

"In any election there will be irregularities, but these unexplained exclusions corrupted the entire process," said Sheik Abdul Carimo, spokesman for the Electoral Observatory, a coalition of religious and civic groups that monitors elections.

Almost everyone involved in the presidential election Saturday — a chance at the first peaceful democratic transfer of power in Afghanistan's history — acknowledges that there again will be irregularities.