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 .

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

Mr. Rosenstein says The Times's account is inaccurate.

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.

The mayor conceded, however, that no precise figures exist, as people come and go and the registration system is still inaccurate.

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

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

Those efforts had maintained relative stability in the regions in question, and it was inaccurate to say that a threat to international peace and security existed.

Since the media also sometimes published inaccurate information, it would be useful if the Special Rapporteur could indicate how much influence they had on his work.

Accurate revenue figures could not be obtained for reasons ranging from lack of authority to disclose them to inaccurate record keeping by some of the revenue agents.

(c) Refusal to provide information on the deprivation of liberty of a person, or the provision of inaccurate information, even though the legal requirements for providing such information have been met.

And then to give you a sense of just how inaccurate the Norden bombsight was, there was a famous case in 1944 where the Allies bombed a chemical plant in Leuna, Germany.

Often, voter lists were incomplete or inaccurate. The head of the Central Electoral Commission has now proposed that members of the local public join election officials and administrators in compiling the lists.

As the text stood, however, no reference was made to a situation in which a party failed to make any disclosure at all, as opposed to making a false or inaccurate statement.

(b) Failure to record the deprivation of liberty of any person, or the recording of any information which the official responsible for the official register knew or should have known to be inaccurate

They didn t claim that what he said was inaccurate, or shortsighted, or analytically unsound. The descriptive terms they used discordant, embarrassing, political liability suggest that they knew they were giving Mankiw a raw deal.

(c) Refusal by an official to provide information on the deprivation of liberty of a person, or the provision of inaccurate information, even though the legal requirements for providing such information have been met.

So, this simple narrative equating Western demand and Chinese suffering is appealing, especially at a time when many of us already feel guilty about our impact on the world, but it's also inaccurate and disrespectful.

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.

In paragraph 223, the Administration agreed with the Board's recommendation that it consistently record ex gratia payments to facilitate their review and to reduce the risk of recording inaccurate information under other expenditure international procurement .

While the resistance is sometimes motivated by the personal interests of those benefiting from inaccurate registration, it is also based on fears on the part of internally displaced persons that this could lead to their repatriation.

It was inaccurate to claim that a married man could not be recognized as the father of a child born to another woman his spouse's consent was required only for recognition of paternity by the courts.

The provisions that placed undue emphasis on the responsibility of States in the aftermath of an incident resulting in damage were likely to be both unnecessary and an inaccurate reflection of the current reality in international law.

We note that the State party has invoked public order by reference to the desire to ensure free and fair elections and the fear that the media may manipulate public opinion by publishing inaccurate opinion poll results.

However, there are many confounding factors surrounding risk estimates for chrysotile exposure, such as the possibility of a threshold effect, possible co exposure to other fibre types, inaccurate estimates of historical exposures and the influence of tobacco smoking.

However, it could be argued that this is already covered by the liability for providing inaccurate information in article 30, especially the proposed paragraph 2 where the liability is strict regarding information which is provided by the shipper.

As indicated in the proposed budget, if the projection of contributions proves to be inaccurate and the income projections for 2006 2007 are not realized by the beginning of the biennium, the budget will be adjusted (UNEP GC.23 8, para.

He also invites the Committee to draw inferences from allegedly systematic practices of the Ontario Commission being wholesale rejection of human rights complaints on the basis of inaccurate accounts of the events and facts and spurious arguments and considerations made behind closed doors' .

For starters, it is likely that the contribution to output growth of the rising ratio of working age people prior to 2010 was overestimated. That makes the subsequent decline in the ratio an inaccurate measure with which to determine the negative impact on economic performance.

In other words, this apparent fact of nature the overwhelming genetic similarity of human and ape is a fact constructed from culture. That is not to say it is inaccurate or false just that its meaning is far less obvious than it may appear superficially.

Nothing in this Convention affects the application of any rule of law that may require the parties to disclose their identities, places of business or other information, or relieves a party from the legal consequences of making inaccurate, incomplete or false statements in that regard.

Rules of engagement which take insufficient account of the risk of collateral effects Failure to respect the rules of engagement Use of inaccurate or unreliable weapons systems Poor identification of the threat or target Too great a proximity between military objectives and civilian populations.

The view was expressed that the title of the topic was inaccurate in relation to the draft principles under consideration since it gave the impression that international law did not prohibit acts causing injurious consequences and that it was legitimate to commit such acts.

Second, Diamond apparently thought that he could take on the British establishment. His staff leaked the contents of a conversation he claimed to have had with Paul Tucker, a senior Bank of England official, suggesting that the BoE had told Barclays to report inaccurate interest rate numbers.

In other words, this apparent fact of nature the overwhelming genetic similarity of human and ape is a fact constructed from culture. That is not to say it is inaccurate or false just that its meaning is far less obvious than it may appear superficially. nbsp

4. Also reiterates its call upon all States, with the aim of enhancing the efficient implementation of relevant legal instruments, to intensify, as and where appropriate, the exchange of information on facts related to terrorism and, in so doing, to avoid the dissemination of inaccurate or unverified information

4. Also reiterates its call upon all States, with the aim of enhancing the efficient implementation of relevant legal instruments, to intensify, as and where appropriate, the exchange of information on facts related to terrorism and, in so doing, to avoid the dissemination of inaccurate or unverified information

4. Also reiterates its call upon all States, with the aim of enhancing the efficient implementation of relevant legal instruments, to intensify, as and where appropriate, the exchange of information on facts related to terrorism and, in so doing, to avoid the dissemination of inaccurate or unverified information

4. Also reiterates its call upon all States, with the aim of enhancing the efficient implementation of relevant legal instruments, to intensify, as and where appropriate, the exchange of information on facts related to terrorism and, in so doing, to avoid the dissemination of inaccurate or unverified information

4. Also reiterates its call upon all States, with the aim of enhancing the efficient implementation of relevant legal instruments, to intensify, as and where appropriate, the exchange of information on facts related to terrorism and, in so doing, to avoid the dissemination of inaccurate or unverified information

6. Also reiterates its call upon all States, with the aim of enhancing the efficient implementation of relevant legal instruments, to intensify, as and where appropriate, the exchange of information on facts related to terrorism and, in so doing, to avoid the dissemination of inaccurate or unverified information

6. Also reiterates its call upon all States, with the aim of enhancing the efficient implementation of relevant legal instruments, to intensify, as and where appropriate, the exchange of information on facts related to terrorism and, in so doing, to avoid the dissemination of inaccurate or unverified information

Soros has argued for years that financial markets can create inaccurate expectations and then change reality to accord with them. This is the opposite of the process described in textbooks and built into economic models, which always assume that financial expectations adapt to reality, not the other way round.