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Hassan II Mosque
- Fails GA criterion 1a:
- "The construction work involved engagement of 35,000 workers and working of over 50 million hours."
- "The basilical plan of the mosque justifies this layout of the boulevard.[9]."
- Fails GA criterion 6, too close paraphrasing and misrepresentation of sources:
- What the article says"
- "When devout Muslims look at the mosque they are reminded of the verse from Quran 'His throne was upon the water'."
- What the source cited says:
- ""When devout Muslims look upon the beautiful view of the Atlantic Ocean they are reminded of the verse from the Quran ...".
- What the article says"
Chicago Teachers Union
- Fails GA criterion 1a:
- "Teachers also claimed of egregious class sizes and poorly maintained schools."
- "By September, was the largest teachers union in the U.S., with over 8500 members."
- "Meanwhile, man teachers felt shortchanged and emasculated."
- "Practically, this meant the banks were loaning the city money."
SS Santa Paula (1916)
- Fails GA criterion 1a:
- "She then transported American troops home from France making four additional round-trip voyages from New York to Brest Bordeaux, and St. Nazaire between 22 March and 1 August."
The Treatise (Walter of Bibbesworth)
- Fails GA criterion 3a, in that it does not cover the major aspects of its topic.
Sacred Heart Cathedral (Kamloops)
- Fails GA criterion 3a, in that it does not cover the major aspects of its topic
- Fails GA criterion 1a:
- "The first mass said by Father LeJeune."
Retskrivningsordbogen
- Fails GA criterion 1a:
- "The new rules were published in 2004 in a booklet titled Kommaregler (Comma Rules).[7]."
- "Despite persistent attempts by the Language Council to promote it, the new comma was not widely used and it was often criticized in the public debate." What public debate?
- "The two rather similar grammatical comma systems were merged into a single system under which one is free to choose one or other approach to the single issue on which they differed."