misreporting

This is what led to widespread misreporting of the Williams ordination.

The parent bank said the misreporting had been caused by a lack of thorough internal controls.

Perhaps this would put an end to the misreporting and tiresome "surely it's easy these days" comments.

However, one story in six contained significant misreporting.

Despite this discovery, Barton chose to neither respond to, nor correct his misreporting.

For example, in the United States the use of the term 'noncompliance' often refers only to illegal misreporting.

Many news organizations said they were being especially cautious about the Florida numbers because of the misreporting of Florida's results on election night.

The commission will also introduce measures before the end of this year to prevent misreporting of macroeconomic figures by member countries in the future.

A Verizon spokesman, Mark Marchand, said the commission's staff had found the company's procedures "adequate to prevent any significant misreporting."

Many of the accusations have been described in other cases, although one involving the misreporting of expenses in Enron's broadband division appears to be new.

System administrators may be confused by the apparent misreporting of the size of lastlog by utilities such as ls.

Clearly, this is not for a moment to suggest any misreporting by Christiane Amanpour or CNN.

An airport employee who misheard the story told local media, with subsequent comic misreporting of "a new passport being issued" and Ardon "being detained".

The misreporting of assets by CUC from 1995 to 1997 is similar to that performed during the Enron scandal and other recent frauds.

Subsequently Kompas agreed that their report is inaccurate and retract the story and Malaysia agreed not to take action on their misreporting.

A former Chief Financial Officer, Sharlene Abrams, later associated with the financial misreporting, had resigned previously in November 2001.

In May 2007, the SEC settled a suit brought against Galanis and Samel for alleged fraud and financial misreporting.

All that we can be concluded from such misreporting is that the media servilely follows whatever comes out of the mouths of the figureheads of the imperialist regimes.

Unfortunately, an enormous amount of data comes directly from each country's fishing industry, which is often biased as a result of unreported discarding, illegal fishing, and the misreporting of harvests.

The Post investigation uncovered evidence of widespread misreporting of lead levels at water agencies across the United States, leading to regulatory crackdowns and changes in Environmental Protection Agency policies.

Mr. Prendergast, clearly exasperated that riders still question the veracity of its figures, said that any deliberate misreporting is impossible because much of the data is gathered automatically by computers.

Recent raids by the Scottish Fisheries Protection Agency (SFPA) on a number of fish processors revealed large-scale misreporting of landings by pelagic vessels.

Over her two years at the home, she said, she was pressured to commit or she witnessed a startling variety of misconduct, from the forging of records to the misreporting of deaths.

In 2008, Singer Edu Falaschi was originally reported as saying that Angra "has been terminated", but this was later revealed to be both a misunderstanding and a misreporting of his words.

There is no direct evidence of illegal whaling in the North Pacific, although the acknowledged misreporting of whaling data by the Soviet Union means that catch data are not entirely reliable.