Inform me if there are any errors. vs Inform me if there are any error.

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• If there are any error rates, we expect a clear statement from the Court of Auditors.
• We are going to verify all the other versions and rectify any errors.
• Could the Commission inform me if there are any Community funds designated to prevent coastal erosion occurring in sensitive areas or otherwise?
• Can the Commission inform me if there are any existing statistics on how many counterfeit goods have been smuggled into Europe via Bulgaria and Romania since their accession to the EU?
• Could the Commission inform me if there is any special funding available for museums in Ireland which are struggling as a result of recent austerity-related cutbacks?
• I do assure you, Mrs. Buttle, the Ministry is very scrupulous about following up and eradicating any error.
• Secondly, we have until now - although the past two years or so have been different - always assumed that there is zero tolerance for any error.
• Anyone is entitled to have access to data concerning him/herself and to request the correction of any errors.
• Reporting on and monitoring of activities is also absolutely crucial, so that we who are now appropriating funds can ascertain what happens and correct any errors.
• And he regretfully informs me of a clerical error.
• If there was any error it was mine.
• Please inform me if you find my daughter.
• Just inform me if you need any additional changes.
• Search around and inform me if you find anything suspicious.
• Before 31 December 2008, the European Train Control System (ETCS) specifications attached to the present Decision will be completed to include updated common test specifications and to correct any errors.
• Furthermore, our priority is to grant people access to information about themselves, by giving them the opportunity to appeal and to correct any errors.
• Could the Commission also inform me if there are any plans for an information campaign targeting sports organisations at various levels to inform them about the major developments in EU sport policy, including the Sport Funding Programme?
• Could the Commission inform me if there has been any progress following the adoption of the Commission Recommendation of 10 May 1989 (89/350/EEC) on this subject?
• Lumiere, stand watch at the door and inform me at once if there is the slightest change.
• Inform me if you hear any new.

Some examples from the web:

• If there are any error rates, we expect a clear statement from the Court of Auditors.
• We are going to verify all the other versions and rectify any errors.
• Could the Commission inform me if there are any Community funds designated to prevent coastal erosion occurring in sensitive areas or otherwise?
• Can the Commission inform me if there are any existing statistics on how many counterfeit goods have been smuggled into Europe via Bulgaria and Romania since their accession to the EU?
• Could the Commission inform me if there is any special funding available for museums in Ireland which are struggling as a result of recent austerity-related cutbacks?
• I do assure you, Mrs. Buttle, the Ministry is very scrupulous about following up and eradicating any error.
• Secondly, we have until now - although the past two years or so have been different - always assumed that there is zero tolerance for any error.
• Anyone is entitled to have access to data concerning him/herself and to request the correction of any errors.
• Reporting on and monitoring of activities is also absolutely crucial, so that we who are now appropriating funds can ascertain what happens and correct any errors.
• And he regretfully informs me of a clerical error.
• If there was any error it was mine.
• Please inform me if you find my daughter.
• Just inform me if you need any additional changes.
• Search around and inform me if you find anything suspicious.
• Before 31 December 2008, the European Train Control System (ETCS) specifications attached to the present Decision will be completed to include updated common test specifications and to correct any errors.
• Furthermore, our priority is to grant people access to information about themselves, by giving them the opportunity to appeal and to correct any errors.
• Could the Commission also inform me if there are any plans for an information campaign targeting sports organisations at various levels to inform them about the major developments in EU sport policy, including the Sport Funding Programme?
• Could the Commission inform me if there has been any progress following the adoption of the Commission Recommendation of 10 May 1989 (89/350/EEC) on this subject?
• Lumiere, stand watch at the door and inform me at once if there is the slightest change.
• Inform me if you hear any new.