Sentence examples for erred in identifying from inspiring English sources

Last week, the BBC said that the public affairs program "Newsnight" had erred in identifying a "senior Thatcher-era politician" — Mr. McAlpine, who was treasurer of the Conservative Party in the early 1980s under Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher — as the child abuser, and it acknowledged the error as a case of mistaken identity.

"There's Still Hope for the Planet," by David Leonhardt (Capital Ideas, Sunday Review, July 22), tries to put a positive spin on the general lack of response to the climate crisis, but errs in identifying increased use of natural gas as a positive step.

Because the county canvassing boards identified legal votes and these votes could change the outcome of the election, we hold that the trial court erred in rejecting the legal votes identified in the Miami-Dade County and Palm Beach County manual recounts.

A defense lawyer for the man, Paris Drake, who is charged with attempted murder in the attack on Nicole Barrett, 28, on a Midtown sidewalk last November, called a psychologist to the stand yesterday to argue that witnesses can easily err in trying to identify assailants.

"We erred on the conservative side of caution" in identifying patients who should have that conversation, said Stone.

"We erred on the conservative side of caution" in identifying patients who should have that conversation, said Stone, a cardiologist and professor at Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine.

The panel found today that the lower court had erred in its contempt ruling against Mr. McCaleb as well, saying that the court failed to identify "any specific act or omission whatsoever on his part".

F.B.I. officials have not identified who at the bureau's headquarters actually handled the memorandum but have said that those agents seriously erred in failing to report it to their superiors.

Now West erred in return.

But she erred in her judgment.

It seems that Agent Mack erred in two ways.