Sentence examples for decision mistaken from inspiring English sources

In a section for additional views at the end of the report, he called the Ninth Circuit's decision "mistaken".

They hoped to draw fire from Israeli soldiers who might, through the blur of night vision goggles and split-second decisions, mistake the figure for a fighter.

In their paper, the researchers used game theory to model the typical doctor-patient interaction and found that treatment decision mistakes are made 42percentt of the time due to such conflicting interests.

Therefore, in order to decrease decision mistakes as much as possible, the decisions should be made by multiple DMs.

That decision was mistaken: the NHS budget grew extravagantly under the previous Labour government and was as ripe as any for pruning.

When we accept or reject a hypothesis, there is always a chance that our decision is mistaken.

Economists and antitrust experts often had derided that decision as mistaken.

"But then decisions, mistakes and reality changed the relationship".

We're not ones to moan about decisions, mistakes happen.

The consequence is that strategic business-decision mistakes occur far more frequently in new and unproven sectors of the economy than in established and slow-growing industries.

Following litigation and public criticism, the Law Society commissioned an internal report that found "administrative failures, wrong decisions, mistakes, errors of judgement, failures in communication and insensitivity".