Sentence examples for committed an error of from inspiring English sources

They committed an error of law * * *.

If the Commission has committed an error of law, it must bow to the decree of the court and revise its order.

The Solicitor General does not dispute that Hohn's claim has considerable merit and acknowledges that the trial court committed an error of constitutional magnitude.

In issuing its 5-to-0 opinion, the Supreme Court found that Mr. Coleman, who had argued, in part, that thousands of absentee ballots had been wrongly excluded from the count, had failed to prove that "the trial court's findings of fact are clearly erroneous or that the court committed an error of law or abused its discretion".

"Mr Bankier committed an error of judgement and showed a complete lack of control at the AGM and this is not acceptable in a Celtic chairman," the groups added.

Where a public authority is alleged to have committed an error of mixed fact and law, the High Court is more likely to leave the matter to the authority and decline to intervene.

It turns out that problem examples like the car theft case, and more radical skeptical cases, can be generated only by committing an error of reasoning.

More importantly, "illegal" as a term for noncitizens commits an error of attribution (being forced to migrate without authorization is conflated with choosing to migrate), while attaching a grave shame reminiscent of biblical original sin.

Most businesses would have clammed up after committing an error of that magnitude, and their lawyers would have advised the same.

To persist in thinking that he defines the problem is to commit an error of the first order.

They commit an error of principle: I am not a man to be divided, and my political positions reflect the same ideology with which I write my books".