Sentence examples for amendment error from inspiring English sources

In a separate opinion that one of the three judges, Debra Ann Livingston, characterized as "concurring in part and dissenting in part," she wrote: "I conclude that if there was Fifth Amendment error here — and I find it doubtful — such error had no impact on the jury that sentenced Wilson.

We also think the refusal by the FISA court to consider the legal significance of the Patriot Act's crucial amendments was error.

An additional advantage of the saccadic system over other motor systems is the clear separation between the motor amendments induced by error signals, namely the adaptive motor recalibration and the fast motor correction, which can be respectively addressed by measures of the primary saccade and of corrective saccades.

We hope that you are able to make the necessary amendments to this error and apologize for any inconvenienced caused as the result of this misprint.

With regard to the Sixth Amendment, there is simply no error to review".

That player, who now wishes to shield his indentity by pleading the Fifth Amendment, apologized for his obvious error.

People are finding ways to make their voice heard in such a way that it is no longer a question of if but when we will succeed in passing a constitutional amendment to correct the Supreme Court's errors.

Confronted with evidence of contractual arrangements listed in Malaysian public records, the company's lawyers said they had made an "error", having "failed to spot an amendment made by our client to a draft letter that we had prepared".

Although a lower federal court applied that exception, the Supreme Court held in 2010 that the closure of a courtroom constitutes a denial of the Sixth Amendment public trial right, which is a structural error requiring automatic reversal.

Mr. Hanna said he was merely combating slanted and error-filled reporting, but many First Amendment watchdogs said the restrictions were among the most severe news blackouts they had heard of.

It should be noted that this limitation to non-data driven amendments can be avoided by using the conditional error rate principle of Müller and Schäfer [ 14].