Sentence examples for clearly err from inspiring English sources

It is enough if the government can show that the Internal Revenue Service didn't clearly err when it doled out tax credits to qualified buyers of Obamacare policies on state and federal exchanges alike.

"We conclude that the district court did not clearly err in determining that SB 14 has a discriminatory effect on minorities' voting rights in violation of Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act," the court majority wrote.

But South had clearly erred.

An earlier exception, allowing a case to be heard in Strasbourg if the national court "clearly erred", has been removed as a face-saving device.

There are elements in the UK proposal with which I disagree: notably, the proposal to restrict the admissibility of complaints where national courts have taken account of the convention rights and not clearly erred, or that raise serious questions of interpretation or application of the convention.

Gorsuch disagreed with the way the court reversed the decision, called a "summary reversal," which happens when a lower court clearly erred based on well-settled case law.

The district court clearly erred in ignoring or dismissing this historical background evidence, all of which supports a finding of discriminatory intent".

The appeals court ultimately declined to decide whether removing jurors based on sexual orientation is unconstitutional, ruling instead that the trial court had not clearly erred in accepting the prosecutor's explanation that J.T. had been dismissed based on her friendships with Nigerians.

We now clearly instruct our authors to err on the sign of caution, and we have added the admonition that authors are to disclose all competing financial interests that might in any way be perceived as representing a competing financial interest.

It is clearly not an easy life – although the programme does tend to err on the bucolic side – but it is a rational one and the Scottish countryside looks, against the horrors playing out elsewhere, like a very Eden.

With the risks to the world economy so clearly on the downside, it would be better for most governments to err on the side of too much fiscal stimulus than too little.