It was felt that this would fit in with paragraph (6) in which it was already implicit that the procuring entity could not disqualify a contractor or supplier for immaterial inaccuracies or incompleteness of information.

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The authors are not responsible for any errors or omissions.

45. After deliberation, the Commission decided that paragraph (7) should be retained, in its present place, and that it should be expanded to allow the supplier or contractor to make corrections of material inaccuracy or incompleteness of information.

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Yes, I just make some mistakes, some imperfections.

Christopher Columbus abhorred historical inaccuracies.

Other surveys have exposed extraordinary inaccuracies in perceptions of migrants.

The following incorrect particulars should be singled out for mention.

Furthermore, the proposal contained some linguistic errors.

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

The Special Representative pointed out to the Government that a measure of error and even of excess is inherent in freedom.

The Russian Federation pointed out problems of translation concerning the Russian version.

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Clearly, something was missed in the responses.

The representative of the Secretariat further stated that any inaccuracies and discrepancies in the present report would be corrected in a revised report or a corrigendum.

The replies had referred to two of his own comments inaccurately.

The only cases where website owners can refuse to take down content are if the copyright actually belongs to someone else or if the take down notice contains errors or inaccuracies.

Although it lacks precision it does possess scope and flexibility.

Much of this commentary has focused on the poor coverage or inaccuracy of the published figures or efforts to explain egregious variations in statistical methodologies as compared to generally accepted evolving standards in the international community.

Apologizing sincerely for the sins and omissions of earlier generations is never easy.

A look into the deeper historical context of Shahrzad , however, reveals some bold omissions.

It can also be applied when rectifying a violation or negligence (sect. 84), giving orders to prevent pollution (sect. 85) or suspending operations (sect.

In addition, the categories at the detailed level of the UNSPSC for services are often not identifiable in terms of the CPC owing to ambiguity in language or for other reasons.

This omission renders the Doha round of trade negotiations unfriendly to development.

They knew that information wasn't perfect, but hoped that a world with moderate imperfections of information would be akin to a world with perfect information. We showed that this notion was ill founded even small imperfections of information could have profound effects on how the economy behaved.

We showed that this notion was ill founded even small imperfections of information could have profound effects on how the economy behaved.

Thus, the UNECE TIR secretariat cannot be held responsible for any omissions.

Le Minh Khai traces the history of how Vietnam got its name and explains the inaccuracies in some historical accounts about the origins of the name. Ultimately, the name Việt Nam is related to the Nguyễn clan s southward expansion of the Lê Dynasty realm.

The experts from the United Kingdom and OICA made remarks on the inaccuracy of some data in this document.

That is why it comes as a shock to many that in Kerala, such a tragedy is occurring due to massive neglect by the changing governments.

Which brings us to the more provoking elimination of religious forces mentioned above.

The acts and omissions of the State party are said to amount to violations of articles 2, 14 and 26 of the Covenant.

Although claimants were given an opportunity to correct these formal deficiencies, many did not.

The hashtag FoxNewsFacts has been used over 400,000 times (according to Topsy), mostly to poke fun at the channel's anti Muslim inaccuracy.

Experience has shown that attempts to eliminate error and excess generally result in excessive control and loss of freedom.

(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 knows or ought to know to be inaccurate

In the view of OIOS, there was a risk that the construction documents might contain inaccuracies, inconsistencies or inefficiencies, which in turn could create delays and cost overruns for the project.

In administrative matters, the Federal Act on the Administrative Responsibilities of Public Servants sets out a procedure which may result in administrative sanctions being applied to public servants who commit acts constituting an offence involving the abuse or improper use of their office, post or assignment, without prejudice to any criminal actions brought against them.

But when you take a close look, you start to see the holes, and you start to see that the story can be told in many other ways.

Implementing them would require, for example, that a party consider the accuracy or inaccuracy of the targeting system, the size of the dispersal pattern, the amount of ERW likely to occur, the presence of civilians and their proximity to military objectives.

To that end it was argued that the procuring entity should allow suppliers or contractors to correct such minor errors or omissions and that this would limit abusive disqualification on inconsequential grounds.