Sentence examples for which was faulted from inspiring English sources

State officials said that that department, which was faulted two years ago for its role in a 1997 patient death, needs major improvements and tighter oversight.

An article on Nov. 10 about Promenade Rehabilitation and Health Care Center in Rockaway Park, Queens, which was faulted for the care it provided patients after Hurricane Sandy, misspelled the surname of a nurse with the federal Disaster Medical Assistance Team at the emergency shelter at Lehman College in the Bronx.

Even without formal sanctions, the public took a dim view of Mr. Ezz's business dealings, which were faulted — rightly or wrongly — as raising construction costs in Egypt, as cement prices rose along with steel prices.

FPGA-based fault emulation, which is fault simulation implemented in FPGA, is an efficient way to accelerate fault simulation process.

Judged by the criterion in Test and results section, the fault is identified to be on the line 6 13 which is fault 3. Fig. 9 Current phase changes of fault power path (F3 and ABC).

The subpoenas by the New York Department of Financial Services present the latest threat to the consulting industry, which is being faulted for inadequately handling recent bank regulatory problems.

Sarbanes-Oxley prescribes strict new accounting and governance standards for American corporations, some of which have been faulted as too burdensome, especially on small business.

DOMESTICALLY -- Congress took the first steps toward an overhaul of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, which has been faulted for laxness and ineptitude since the Sept. 11 attacks.

The latest findings could spark fresh criticism of Covered California, which has been faulted for going easy on its biggest health plans.

In December 2002, the company reorganized its board, which had long been faulted for containing too many Eisner cronies.

The updated finite-fault estimate converged to a fault plane along the Futagawa fault segment, which was the conjugate fault plane of the previous fault model estimates.