Sentence examples for claimed error from inspiring English sources

But if the balance between state and federal power is to be held true, and if the judicial process of statutory interpretation is to be protected from promiscuous charges of usurpation, before a claimed error in a construction of state law can rise to the level of a due process violation it would have to be far graver than any that petitioner has erroneously attributed to the court below.

BCP means binary consensus reaching point which is always zero, as we claimed error rate for binary consensus is always zero.

In response, the National Center for Science Education notes that none of the textbooks reviewed by Wells makes the claimed error, as Haeckel's drawings are shown in a historical context with discussion about why they are wrong, and the accurate modern drawings and photos used in the textbooks are misrepresented by Wells.

If anything, Mr. Obama's opponents can claim error by omission.

So Kant claims, "error is only effected through the unnoticed influence of sensibility on understanding, through which it happens that the subjective grounds of the judgment join with the objective ones" (A294).

Now, however, she has changed her mind, claiming errors in conviction of innocent people as her reason.

The company claimed the error was a mistake and most of the marketing world moved on.

Casey did not mark it and could not take a proper stance, but he claimed the error did not arise out of frustration.

In comments to Guardian Australia, Culleton claimed the error – which deals with a section of the law dealing with issue of writs, which must be in the name of the Queen – needed a massive "constitutional correction".

Paullet[2] claimed an error in the perturbation and numerical solutions given in[1] for large values of α.

All these considerations are generally concerned with minimizing various "errors" in making causal claims: error of representation, error in logic of reasoning or in the implied mechanism that underlie the causal relationship, error in estimating differences or relationships, error in extrapolation.