Sentence examples similar to paperwork discrepancies from inspiring English sources

The city began investigating May Construction after the Department of Citywide Administrative Services noticed a discrepancy in paperwork filed by the company.

The Chinese blamed those age discrepancies on misfiled paperwork.

Justice Secretary Rimsky Yuen said that discrepancies in the paperwork filed by US authorities were to blame, although the US Justice Department denied that.

Sports registries and other sources showed that those gymnasts did not meet the age requirements, but Chinese officials blamed the age discrepancies on misfiled paperwork.

If any of their answers differ from what is on the paperwork, it is considered a discrepancy.

Acevedo was "very quickly" taken away, he said, along with her brother, while the bride and groom were questioned before being told by the officers that the ceremony could not go ahead because of an alleged discrepancy in their paperwork.

He posed as an employee of the purchasing department of Kraft's Tombstone pizza plant who had just taken over the account and claimed there was a discrepancy on some paperwork.

If extra officers were assigned to paperwork duty, it might mean fewer discrepancies and delays.

Carefully presenting evidence from forensic experts and "citizen investigators" on both sides of such matters as alleged typographical discrepancies on Obama's paperwork or disparities in Foster's supposed suicide note, the film will inevitably be seen by anyone who disagrees with its conclusions as part of the conspiracy (BBC-Establishment-pro-Clinton).

A review of the paperwork accompanying the assignment revealed a discrepancy: the article described four people on the journey.

Roberto Beristain's attorneys said they'd discovered a discrepancy in 17-year-old paperwork that could halt their client's deportation.