Sentence examples for wrongly recorded from inspiring English sources

The figure referred to registration errors such as wrongly recorded party affiliations, not ineligible voters.

In Florida, there were complaints that touchscreen computers had wrongly recorded voters' choices, and state Democrats called for the machines to be impounded.

Prosecutors have to decide whether to charge the MPs or their agents, after a 10-month investigation into whether party spending on an election battlebus that brought activists to marginal seats was wrongly recorded as national spending.

More than 7,000 satellite readings have persuaded the Ordnance Survey that Mynydd Graig Goch in Snowdonia has been wrongly recorded as a mere hill for more than a century.

But the secretary of state's report notes flaws in the audit logs that will be harder to erase: wrongly recorded entry dates and times, and silent deletions of audit logs.

And 122 of the 528 arrests announced by police never happened: they were wrongly recorded either through honest bureaucratic error or apparent deceit by forces trying to chalk up arrests which they had not made.

She told the committee that the company was wrongly recording failures to make bookings as "court cancellations".

In his account Morrell wrongly records the position of this anchorage, placing it in open sea about 60 mile south-west of the island's coastline.

Still, in many publications it is wrongly stated that fluorescence recorded with DHE in tissue sections reflects superoxide.

Why does HMRC not compel firms to use the ESI for each new worker taken on (with sanctions for wilfully answering the questions wrongly) and to record the results in their records?

While many of those wrongly arrested for recording police activity were acquitted, the courts have not been consistent in affirming the First Amendment right of citizens to record police activity.