Sentence examples for erred in setting from inspiring English sources

The appeals court said that Judge Rakoff erred in setting Mr. Treacy's forfeiture and restitution at $6.3 million.

This month the constitutional court ruled that the government had erred in setting benefits for the main welfare programme, called Hartz IV.

(AP) Canada's Case Against U.S. Lumber Tariffs Advances A North American trade panel ruled yesterday that the United States erred in setting duties on imports of Canadian softwood lumber.

The issue: Whether the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit erred in setting forth a general rule in patent cases that a district court must, absent exceptional circumstances, issue a permanent injunction after a finding of infringement.

Their printer Roger Lescaret erred when setting the type, leaving the final page with only two lines.

But she said the trust had erred in the society's case and she set a strict new standard.

In addition, the bank's settlement with the Justice Department says that "certain UBS managers and senior managers" in the bank's Group Treasury, which oversees the financial resources of the entire bank, repeatedly disseminated directives to underlings to "err on the low side" in setting rates, a practice that was intended to deflect concerns about its health during the financial crisis.

That set an unhealthy precedent, and the Corzine campaign erred in following it.

Mr. Obama erred in passing over Elizabeth Warren — the Harvard law professor and consumer advocate who set up the bureau — for the director's job.

In one possible hint of self-criticism, Mr. Assad said his forces had erred in using deadly force against the peaceful political protests in the city of Dara'a that first set off the conflict in March 2011.

Now West erred in return.