Its three directors when torture took place – George Tenet, Porter Goss and Mike Hayden – blasted it as "marred by errors of fact and interpretation", in the Wall Street Journal.
The book is marred by errors of fact.
Vivid portraits emerge of key figures in the story, including both Earle and Brown, Solicitor Robert T. Ashmore, Governor Strom Thurmond, and West, whose article ""Opera in Greenville"" is masterful journalism but marred by errors owing to her short stay in the area.
Two firearms experts said on Tuesday that a police operation that ended in the death of Azelle Rodney was marred by errors, some of which made it "almost inevitable" that someone would be shot.
The Court's recent decision in Scialabba v. Cuellar de Osorio is marred by errors that may well have affected its outcome.
After the Senate committee delivered a draft to the CIA in 2012, the agency then launched its own review of the report, before concluding that the Senate's draft was marred by errors and unfair conclusions.
The ruling, in response to arguments by the opposition party that the balloting was marred by errors, deprived the Institutional Revolutionary Party of the only governorship that it had won since losing the presidential elections in July, after 71 years in power.
Her public campaign has been sloppy, her attacks on the incumbent, Mr. D'Amato, marred by error.
Indeed, although many exemption policies were implemented in several sub-Saharan African countries, their outcomes in terms of service utilization were marred by problems of implementation.
And the book is marred by avoidable errors.
Facebook's debut was marred by technical errors.
