Sentence examples for a mistake to state from inspiring English sources

Was it a mistake to state openly the party wouldn't work with Gordon Brown if Labour came third?

Much to her surprise, the state had cited the hospital only for failing to promptly report the mistake to state authorities.

But it would be a mistake to ignore state customers altogether.

It would be a mistake to deprive the states of yet another power in a federalist system already tilted too heavily towards Washington.John Samples Director Centre for Representative Government Cato Institute Washington, DCA Kremlin watcherSIR – Russia's hint that it might not station short-range missiles at Kaliningrad after all is, you think, "good news" ("Cool heads", January 31st).

"It is a mistake to assume that the state is spending only $29 a day, because when you combine S.S.I. and Medicaid expenditures for those in adult homes, it is almost three-and-a-half times the $29 a day, or about $37,000 per year per resident.

The Swiss Fifa president has also suggested that it might have been a "mistake" to award the Gulf state the World Cup.

And a number of philosophers have suggested that desires are only one psychological state able to initiate action, so that it is a mistake to identify desires with psychological states disposing us to actions.

"But I think it was a mistake to try to bring in state issues to a county problem".

It is a mistake to see Wisconsin and other state battles as marking a sea change in public opinion about unions.

"It's a mistake to confuse being properly qualified and state-controlled licences, and it would be stupid to stop brilliant teachers who want to be able to switch from private to state schools from doing so".

Simply stated, it's a mistake to paint this community with a broad brush, and assuming that one issue can win widespread support is a mistake.