Sentence examples for erred in making from inspiring English sources

But he erred in making a nuclear deal the centerpiece of that relationship.

Computer security experts said today that the company had erred in making unauthorized electronic funds transfers far too easy.

Mr. Leichty said on Wednesday: "We believe that the two-judge panel erred in making this order and we are considering our options".

"We'll argue that the tribunal erred in making that decision and it should be overturned," said a spokesman for the Wangan and Jagalingou family council.

The Casadys say the Fed erred in making the loans, because it needed a pledge of high-quality collateral from A.I.G. and instead got a big portfolio of impaired assets.

C. Felix Miller, the commission lawyer in charge of the case, said the company also erred in making an exception to its one-year ban; it rehired an agent who was younger than 40.

The administration erred tactically in making a demand without knowing what Jerusalem's answer would be, and for not having a fallback in case the answer was "no".

Those securitizations are the subject of demands for mortgage repurchases made by monoline insurers like MBIA and Ambac, which erred in promising to make the payments if the securitizations did not have enough money from payments by borrowers.

Anyway, Mr Osborne is surely sensible enough to realise that he erred in proposing to make such large and rapid cuts to the incomes of low paid workers, without giving the opportunity for pay rises and other tax changes to cushion these changes over time.

President Obama has shown himself to be a fine administrator, but he erred in trying to make himself the irreplaceable man in nearly ever sphere of public life.

That said, I think NBC erred in two areas, which made it appear that it had not reacted as swiftly as possible.