The district court did not err in doing so.
I had always believed that arithmetic was the one thing we could count on, provided that we didn't err in doing the problems.
While I do not question that the Court possesses the power to craft the rule it announces today, in my judgment it errs in doing so.
Tony Snow, a later Bush press secretary, tried returning to the tradition of holding it in his office, but he erred in doing so at the start of his tenure, when there was more interest in him because of his past as a television commentator.
I think we have erred in not doing that.
The EU's general court "did not err in law" when it found special status could only be granted when the design feature was associated with one brand throughout EU territory "and not only in a substantial part", the judgment said.
The magazine immediately issued a correction, saying that its stenographer had erred in transcribing don't ask as dumb-ass, which suggested that the president had repeated the phrase.
A maritime expert, however, told the court that although the helmsman was slow to react and had indeed erred, in the end it did not matter.
And if in doubt, should prudent policymakers err towards doing too much or too little?At a global level, the answer is surely that boldness beats timidity.
After Clinton surrogates like Madeleine Albright and Gloria Steinem made the mistake of being insufficiently deferential to younger women last week – possibly costing her at least a few votes – Clinton didn't have a lot of room to err in her answer, and she didn't.
The supreme court of errors of Connecticut did not err in its judgment of affirmance.
