Sentence examples for calls mistakes from inspiring English sources

And in April an American aircraft killed four Canadian soldiers.Donald Rumsfeld, the American defence secretary, calls mistakes of this kind unavoidable.

The nominee of the president's National Action Party, Felipe Calderón, has pledged to avoid what he calls mistakes in dealing with Congress if he is elected in July, promising action on Mr. Fox's stalled plans to rework the tax system and allow private investment in the oil and gas industry.

The brothers admitted that concerns over their plans were "understandable" given their past video takedowns, which they called "mistakes from an earlier time".

The I.N.S., while declining to discipline its own bureaucrats for what it called mistakes in oversight, ended the contract with Esmor and closed the center.

He said in his letter of resignation that he hoped residents would forgive him for what he called "mistakes I made that have harmed the reputation of the city I love".

He passed along the results of a study called "Mistakes Are a Fact of Life," which Lunsford published in 2008 with her niece Karen J. Lunsford, a professor at U.C. Santa Barbara.

Most of the product calls that get called mistakes now seem to be sound, reasonable choices at the time.

My husband and I have separate checking accounts because he will track down every penny, and I have a regular item in my check register called "Mistake".

This approach is intended to facilitate the creation of benign failures, which have been called mistake-proofing devices and forcing functions elsewhere.

A few hours later, Hwang notified Science's editorial offices of what he called mistaken duplications among the photographs of cell lines.

In the 1980s alone commentators successively called Moscow, Los Angeles and Seoul mistakes.