Most of these articles are inaccurate.

Indeed, it seems inaccurate.

In my delegation apos s view, those references are inaccurate and inappropriate. They are inaccurate because these are Spanish Territories whose citizens are represented in the national parliament under the same conditions as all their compatriots.

Since there was, in any case, little difference in meaning between inaccurate and false , he suggested that the words inaccurate or false should be replaced with inaccurate or incomplete .

This happens all the time because public opinion polls are either inaccurate or misleading.

55. Existing hydrographic charts are incomplete and inaccurate in places and sometimes cause maritime accidents.

Often, voter lists were incomplete or inaccurate.

The Chairman said he took it that the Commission agreed to replace inaccurate or false with inaccurate, incomplete or false .

This interview was inaccurate and part of an elaborate deception.

Unless these techniques are employed, the simulation model created will produce inaccurate results and not be a useful prediction tool.

I asked you for a favor, to not spread inaccurate rumors.

Regrettably, the information contained in paragraph 8 of the report was inaccurate.

We are confident in this respect that the Special Rapporteur was misadvised and that the reports given to him in relation to these forces are absolutely inaccurate.

Moreover, certain Governments provide insufficient and inaccurate information in support of such estimates.

And in this sense, calling ourselves job creators isn't just inaccurate it's disingenuous.

This causes the scale to tip as well. Thus, naturally, it is inaccurate.

They didn t claim that what he said was inaccurate, or shortsighted, or analytically unsound.

Girls and women receive conflicting and inaccurate messages from public officials on its consequences.

That description was inaccurate and gave a distorted picture of the distribution of responsibilities.

We decry its use because it paints an inaccurate picture of our development status.

What is surprising in retrospect is how wildly inaccurate Western assessments of Soviet power were.

Of course, it would be inaccurate to oppose a thriving Poland to a collapsing Spain.

These rules of thumb are decidedly inaccurate when describing two or more bodies of similar mass, such as a binary star system (see n body problem).

Sensory perception, which Spinoza calls knowledge of the first kind , is entirely inaccurate, since it reflects how our own bodies work more than how things really are.

It is therefore inaccurate to assume China changed suddenly and all at once in the year 1644.

Firstly, children and juveniles are rarely tried according to the Juvenile Justice Procedure Code, while poor case management and inaccurate dates frequently lead to children being tried as adults.

Some newspapers have stoked the country s ethnic and regional animosities, and can be wildly inaccurate in their reporting.

22. Entrepreneurs frequently have problems in marketing their products owing to lack of market information and inaccurate information.

In addition, a few inaccurate balances still remained in the staff personal accounts as of 31 December 1993.

We believe, therefore, that the last part of operative paragraph 6 is a premature and inaccurate political statement.

The prisoners keep these mad, always inaccurate books under the watchful eye ofthe SS and the privileged Kapos.

But the more we learn about aging, the clearer it becomes that a sweeping downward course is grossly inaccurate.

However, it was inaccurate to suggest that successful human rights mainstreaming would replace other capacity specifically dedicated to human rights.

The Somaliland officials noted that perhaps some of the charges of human rights violations were inaccurate or exaggerated by observers.

I don't personally think of it that way but at the same time, I don't think that's necessarily an inaccurate description.

UNOPS indicates that human and system errors were responsible for the inaccurate, incomplete and invalid data reflected in the general ledger.

But also, it's extremely expensive, costing 800 dollars per test, and it's grossly inaccurate, missing 30 percent of all pancreatic cancers.

In addition, the provision by missions of information that was incomplete, inaccurate or needing revision impeded the work of the Advisory Committee.

Given the value of the assets at stake, estimated at some 3.5 billion for contingent owned equipment and 850 million for United Nations owned equipment, the lack of coordination and guidance could result in mismanagement and inaccurate representation of the value of the assets as a result of inaccurate inventory management.

NEW YORK Israel s current government and its supporters in the West are quick to denounce criticism of Israeli policies as anti Semitism. This can be inaccurate and self serving, but it is not always wrong.

The grim statistics which in many instances are at best inaccurate assumptions paint an alarming picture, one in which the increased use of these anti personnel devices has serious consequences far beyond their military objectives.

That is not to say it is inaccurate or false just that its meaning is far less obvious than it may appear superficially.

Historians, Democrats, and other Bush critics were quick to denounce his speech, particularly his reference to Vietnam, as self serving, dishonest, and inaccurate.

He noted that many of the questions that had been asked reflected the inaccurate and incomplete information that had been provided about the package.

It is also inaccurate to claim that Russian students will not know Russian scientific and technical terminology upon graduation from an Estonian medium school.