Sentence examples for stamp error from inspiring English sources

The food stamp error rate is estimated at 7percentt.

The food stamp error rate is 3.8 percent, according to Agriculture Department data, while the rate for the crop insurance program is 4.7 percent.

The campaign involves the post office's recent reprint of the classic 95-year-old stamp error known to collectors as the Inverted Jenny, which shows a Curtiss JN-4 biplane, or a "Jenny," printed upside down.

This story was updated to clarify that changes in food stamp error rates are measured in percentage points.

By the same token, Nebraska, which was fined $1 million for food-stamp errors in a 1998 federal audit, asks about money from blood plasma donations and counts it against a family's food allotment -- which food-bank analysts say is simply wrong -- because in 1986 an obscure federal policy memorandum defined such money as earned income.

Murray revealed that Ireland have analysed their last-gasp 24-22 defeatoto New Zealand from November in a bid to stamp out little errors that cost them victory in such a cruel fashion.

No matter, the rebels quickly find the right rubber stamp and correct the error.

"There were some real positive phases where we looked good on the ball but there were far too many technical errors to really stamp our authority in any phase," said Meredith.

Use of a portable printer with a time stamp to record BP values in the diaries prevented transcription errors that could have introduced systematic errors related to odor intensity.

The reduction in errors has prompted praise from both food stamp defenders and critics of the program.

In these files, notes (general process information) and error messages are recorded, with a date and time stamp.