Sentence examples for was improperly identified from inspiring English sources

Stung by criticism of this broadcast, Andre de Nesnera, the V.O.A.'s news director, admitted that the extremist was improperly identified, but argued that for the agency to remain "a credible news organization," such interviews with terrorists "will be part of our balanced, accurate, objective and comprehensive reporting, providing our listeners with both sides of the story".

Nunes said he viewed documents that may show that President Trump or members of his transition team were improperly identified in intelligence reports regarding surveillance of foreign targets.

The agency said in a statement on Monday that Steven Miller, who is now acting IRS commissioner, was first informed in early May 2012 that some groups seeking tax-exempt status had been "improperly identified by name" and subjected to extra scrutiny.

One type of error is improperly identifying non-transporters as transporters because their annotation happens to contain transporter indicator keywords.

Similarly, the R. rattus cf. moluccarius specimen in [ 64] and [ 37] was, according to Musser and Carleton [ 16], an example of R. nitidus whereas their specimen assigned to Niviventer niviventer was probably improperly identified since N. niviventer has never been described in the locality where the specimen was caught [ 64].

Singer's attorney, Marty Singer, asked U.S. District Judge Dean Pregerson to throw out the suit filed in May, saying that it was improperly filed anonymously by a British citizen, who was identified in court papers as John Doe No. 117.

The contracting was improperly done.

(d) The former prosecution was improperly terminated.

But their inspector found that the roof was improperly sloped.

Another problem Winter encountered was improperly fit wheelchairs.

Anyone can ask whether their data was improperly accessed.