Paragraph G is inaccurate.

On the radio unclear , they were very popular.

That's because robot motion is inaccurate.

Maybe my political judgment is way off the mark.

The Commission is aware of how important it is to encourage training in Community law.

This absence of definition made the scope of the derogation unclear .

The wall clock of the living room is inaccurate.

Durable Fresnel lenses can be molded from plastic and are inexpensive.

When they say money is debt, this is not accurate. This is not accurate!

And it is the reasons for such despair which we have failed to address.

That is not always the case because bad habits creep in.

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

I agree with Mrs Roth and I urge the Commissioner, Padraig Flynn, to introduce a direc tive bringing about regulations and laws to stamp out the racism that is so prevalent in the Community at the moment.

The term pseudoscience is often considered inherently pejorative, because it suggests something is being inaccurately or even deceptively portrayed as science.

Why then, Mr President, would we have voted for this resolution ?

Mr President, Commissioner, it is true that the present trade agreement between Israel and the EC is ambiguous.

The populations of tigers have been estimated using plaster casts of their pugmarks, although this method was criticized as being inaccurate.

So, let me abuse our friendship now a little bit further with an, an inequality which is true, but extremely sloppy.

It is not provide enough certainty and does not offer scope for any grassroots parliamentary supervision of how the automobile industry assumes its responsibility.

Wholly unclear, too, is the vocational training certificate referred to in Article 8 but nowhere defined.

There are many intergovernmental bodies which have the responsibility of preparing the groundwork and there is inadequate coordination and unsatisfactory monitoring of them.

The first mention of Al Bidda in English sources appeared in 1765, on a rather inaccurate map by Carsten Niebhur, in which Al Bidda is referred to as Guttur.

Using the objects such as hen's eggs, peas, and marbles for comparing hailstone sizes is often imprecise, due to their varied dimensions.

One, I regard the explanatory statement of the REX Committee in support of its amendments as downright dangerous. It is imprecise and confused.

In the Community we need viable undertakings which can meet the demands made of them even if their productive apparatus for example is expensive.

With her best friend Flounder, Ariel collects human artifacts and goes to the surface of the ocean to visit Scuttle the seagull, who offers very inaccurate knowledge of human culture.

As the gathering process was imperfect, they estimated that the list represented between 60 and 75 percent of the total victims, putting the number of killed in that complex at about 80,000 100,000.

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.

Observing the imprecise, even deficient nature of existing legislation in this area, the Court of Justice decided, as is becoming its custom and practice by force of repetition, to confer on the Commission the jurisdiction it claimed.

As a calendar for keeping track of the seasons, the Haab' was a bit inaccurate, since it treated the year as having exactly 365 days, and ignored the extra quarter day (approximately) in the actual tropical year.

This term, however imprecise, was employed by his followers or other unorthodox movements to identify the prevailing methods as constituting nothing more than a competing 'school' of medicine, however dominant in terms of number of practitioner proponents and patients.

In addition to the above mentioned effects, several other less adverse effects were found in the repeat dose studies in particular decreased body weight gain, food intake and increased liver weight without a histological correlate and of unclear clinical significance.

The text of Article 18 is ambiguous he is restricting the activities of the intelligence services but seems to allow interception activities by a Member State in another Member State without the latter' s prior authorisation.

For example, it quite rightly points out that the concept of 'safe' countries of origin or 'safe' third countries is very fluid and the danger here is that people will be deported to countries in which they are at risk, that is, they will literally be sent into the lion's den.

Even if such estimates proved completely consistent and accurate, one would need to compute the exact original investment costs in a power plant in order to estimate its decommissioning costs, which would be particularly difficult for old power plants like BE s, for which costs history is very imprecise.

The Legal Affairs Committee did not accept that view, arguing instead that as the Community moves towards the creation of a single financial market this inevitably involves a Community wide response based on legislation drafted by the Community's own institutions.

That is why the right to an environment offering the prospect of survival is one of the fundamental rights of mankind throughout the world and down through history.

Legislating on environmental liability is like opening a Pandora s box, so badly is environmental damage defined and so imprecise is the scope of the legislation, particularly on the issue of biodiversity, which is already governed by two major international conventions, those of Berne and of Bonn.

On December 6, 2006, RCMP Commissioner Giuliano Zaccardelli resigned one day after informing the House of Commons Standing Committee on Public Safety and National Security that his earlier testimony about the Maher Arar case was inaccurate.

It is also spoken in southern and central Calabria (where it is called Southern Calabro), in the southern parts of Apulia, the Salento (where it is known as Salentino), and Campania, on the Italian peninsula, where it is called Cilentano (Gordon, 2005).