Sentence examples for is found to be faulty from inspiring English sources

In certain cases, investors holding mortgage-backed bonds can sell them back to the issuers if the collateral is found to be faulty.

If it is found to be faulty, the investigation must consider what this is costing in terms of plant inefficiency and the expenditure to reach acceptable standards.

Once one of these four functional cells is found to be faulty, the spare cell is cloned as the faulty cell.

Her office had declared that hand counts were not legally authorized unless voting machine tabulations were found to be faulty.

Her father, who is now in prison, used to be in business with Joe; they made airplane parts, some of which were found to be faulty.

Two of them were found to be faulty, and as for the other three "the mission had intended to install these plants in the current financial year, however due to competing priorities none of them have yet been installed".

The attorney general's settlement also has a provision that requires the retailers to do their own testing and makes them liable if their suppliers' tests are found to be faulty.

The board said then that it was relying on Ms. Harris's opinion, which said counties could not order hand recounts unless voting machines were found to be faulty.

It responded quickly to the Takeover Panel's ultimatum by urging De La Rue's shareholders to pressure the British company into giving "a complete picture of the company's position and prospects", especially regarding a key contract to supply banknote paper to the Reserve Bank of India which has been uncertain since banknote paper due to be shipped was found to be faulty.

Buyers do have the right to reject goods after purchase if they are found to be faulty, and eBay allows them 30 days to raise any issues – but the company seemingly realises that something is amiss here because, while it insists MC refund it the purchase price, it is remitting £400 in goodwill for "the negative selling experience".

The vehicles, which cost $2 million each, were built to take a hit from a heavy machine gun, but confidence in that capability was shaken last summer when some of the ceramic tiles that form the protective skin on the brigade's 309 Strykers were found to be faulty.