Significats de inaccurate reporting en anglès

Gives examples from the press of what he claims is inaccurate reporting.

Entities that monitor such stats frequently cite unconfirmed figures which generally leads to inaccurate reporting.

And mortgage lenders would have to submit information on mortgage origination dates, reducing inaccurate reporting.

It is shoddy writing, inaccurate reporting, and sensationalist jargon.

Background: Women may have incomplete understanding of a breast cancer diagnosis, leading to inaccurate reporting in epidemiological studies.

But these have mostly been based on inaccurate reporting of police figures, as BBC Outside Source's Ros Atkins explains.

The Department of Labour is being accused of poor and inaccurate reporting of injuries in the workplace this year.

But he said inaccurate reporting is an industry-wide problem that stems from a lack of oversight by state and federal agencies.

Harry and Meghan slam ' inaccurate reporting' We hate to use a young person's phrase here, but the pair have genuinely SNAPPED.

Parliament accuses LNW of inaccurate reporting on Giyani Water Project Much to their disappointment, this was far from the reality they witnessed.

Most critiques focus on confusion regarding roles and responsibilities across the three lines, leading to coordination challenges, broken processes, and inaccurate reporting.

It is unfortunate that false and inaccurate reporting of our organization and employees' actions have caused some unrest among our development staff members.

Most of all, your mischievous choice of photograph and inaccurate reporting of the rally raise serious questions about the impartiality of The Irish Times.