irregularity
అవకతవకల
definition
noun
there is evidence that fraud and irregularity continue on a large scale
the state or quality of being irregular.
example
‘Sir Alex Ferguson received treatment in hospital following a routine check-up several months ago which revealed a minor heart 'irregularity' ,’ it said.
However there are a small number of allegations alleging electoral 'irregularity' which still need further investigation and inquiries into these matters are continuing.
Every 'irregularity' , when detected, was termed as an ‘adjustment’ on account of expenses incurred for defence inspectors.
While some 'irregularity' may be termed normal, it must be understood that frequent periods, heavy bleeding are not due to menopause.
Amateur boxing's ruling body said the Cuban protest was rejected because there was no evidence of serious 'irregularity' .
Our teacher believed in the traditional drill-style method, which in the case of Latin with it's absence of 'irregularity' , was probably the best approach.
Many projects have been listed and caught out, but they have not been involved in any 'irregularity' or fraud.
the 'irregularity' of his breathing
All around us are towering, glowering peaks rising with perfect 'irregularity' from the flat, green waters of the fjord.
there is evidence that fraud and 'irregularity' continue on a large scale
To date, however, there have been no formal complaints of 'irregularity' apart from one where a child (not children) received a voters' pack.
A total of 417 cases of this 'irregularity' were noted - a small minority - but ‘a serious breach of regulations’.
He pressed his body up against hers in a more intimate manner and she heard his every breathing 'irregularity' .
The service will notify passengers of flight delays and cancellations in case of flight 'irregularity' .
If, theoretically, some 'irregularity' is found and the process must begin again, let us hope that this happens sooner rather than later.
A little bit of a holiday from myself, and a pleasant change of pace from the monotonous 'irregularity' of shift work.
A structure may be called fractal if it presents the same 'irregularity' at all scales.
In their ruling yesterday, delivered by Lord Mance, the law lords found there were material 'irregularity' and unfairness in the trial process and ruled against a retrial.
In tidying up or polishing the former the roughness and 'irregularity' of the latter is discarded like so much adventitious dross.
A council statement added: ‘One concerns a petty cash 'irregularity' and the other concerns the use of council funds.’
I have been assured by my office that there was no 'irregularity' in the process
there is evidence that fraud and 'irregularity' continue on a large scale
He says: ‘What a farce when there is so much voting 'irregularity' with postal voting.’
The guilty verdicts against Berlusconi prove that there have been 'irregularities' in his business activities.
A detailed survey of power connections across the city may reveal many glaring 'irregularities' .
This is used to treat 'irregularities' in the heartbeat and so is known as an antiarrythmic drug.
Many 'irregularities' happen during elections and genuine voters are often deprived of their right.
Gowda again alleged 'irregularities' in work tendering and land acquisition.
He denies all charges except those of financial 'irregularities' .
It was a mere ruling on 'irregularities' and the unprocedural manner in which they were brought before the court.
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