But this was no mere error of process to be easily explained away.
However, absolute equality is not attainable and inequalities arising from "the application of a reasonable administrative policy" or "mere errors of judgement" are not sufficient to constitute a violation of Article 12(12.
In addition, inequalities arising from a reasonable administrative policy or which are mere errors of judgment are insufficient to constitute a violation of Article 12(12.
In short, the appellate jurisdiction of the supreme court of the Philippine Islands in criminal cases is not confined to mere errors of law, but extends to a review of the whole case.
State courts are entitled to the assistance of the gentlemen of the bar in the maintenance of their dignity and jurisdiction, and the fearless discharge of their duty by the latter should not be shaken by liability to punishment for mere errors of judgment in rendering such assistance.
The principle of the RME can be expanded from a mere sampling error perspective to the concept of total survey errors and transferred to the assessment of forest carbon stock changes.
Transcendental falsity, by contrast, is always the result of some special idiosyncrasy or accidental glitch in the cognitive generation of a given judgment, and thus represents a mere "performance error" in the operation of our cognitive faculties, and not a gap in our transcendental cognitive "competence".
In consequence, it is also of large interest whether the presence of the ANS reaction itself is a mere consequence of error awareness or whether it provides additional input for potential other systems decisive for the conscious recognition of erroneous actions (see Fig. 1b).
The number in either case is a mere rounding error in the overall problem of greenhouse gases, with the average American emitting something like 20 short tons a year.
That is a mere rounding error compared with the euro zone G.D.P. of 9.4 trillion euros.
