Sentence examples for been error from inspiring English sources

While he insisted that the trial had been "error free," the judge suggested that Mr. King was right, in fact, heroic, to stand up to the draft board and insist that he be addressed as "mister".

Alternatively, the District Court held that assuming there has been error of constitutional proportions in the charge, the error was harmless in view of the overwhelming evidence of guilt.

Initial inquiries indicate some of these deaths appear to have been error or oversight: senior military officials say that the British jet shot down by an American missile had failed to re-enter Kuwait from Iraq through one of the air corridors cleared for allied warplanes.

It certainly would have been error to have told them to apply to the facts proven any other rules than those which their good common sense dictated, or to set up any other standard of judgment than that which influenced them in the ordinary business of life.

Assuming that the Court of Appeals' theory about "contemplation" of regional action would permit a court to require preproposal preparation of an impact statement, the court's injunction against the Secretary's approval of the four mining plans in the Powder River Basin nevertheless would have been error.

Rep. 894, that, in dealing with such exceptions, 'the conclusions of the master, depending upon the weighing of conflicting testimony, have every reasonable presumption in their favor, and are not to be set aside or modified unless there clearly appears to have been error or mistake on his part.' On the whole case we are of opinion that the final decree was correct, except in respect of volume 32.

Serena leads their series, 8-7, but many of their encounters have been error-filled, awkward affairs in which neither the crowd nor the combatants were able to give full throat to their emotions.

Vice President Al Gore would have beaten Gov. George W. Bush in Florida and would now be the president-elect if all the state's contested ballots had been error-free and completely counted, according to an analysis of voting patterns published today.

Along the way, there have been errors.

Because there are so many different models of computers and hard drives, it's hard to know if the process has been error-free.

As a result of the two preprocessing steps clones are ordered, read overlaps have been computed, and reads have been error-corrected so that most overlaps are entirely error-free.