Sentence examples for erroneous definition of from inspiring English sources

The company also said the commission decision was based on an "erroneous" definition of the market for derivatives, and that it was at odds with approval in 2007 of a merger between the two main derivatives exchanges in Chicago to form the CME Group.

Some, such as Mark Easton cite the Parker case as demonstrating how society has been forced to redefine racism and discard the erroneous definition of "prejudice plus power" – a definition which, In Easton's view, tended to only allow ethnic minorities to be victims and whites to be perpetrators.

Erroneous definitions of reasonable doubt do not require reversal as long as "taken as a whole, the instructions correctly conveyed the concept of reasonable doubt to the jury".

The common ill-posed or erroneous definitions that many of the previous models suffer are not being properly defined at all biases, outputs not being unique or continuity problems.

Truncated genes at fosmid ends or sequences containing ambiguous positions (Ns) may escape the above criteria for automatic clustering and lead to a number of misclassifications and to the definition of a few erroneous clusters that need rectification.

These erroneous judgments come from a heterosexist and patriarchal definition of the only "right" way to enjoy sex.

Therefore, it is immaterial that the prior opinion is, in my view, erroneous in styling the granting clause of the sentence as merely introductory when in fact it is the definition of the power bestowed by that clause.

No definition of "substantial".

Definition of crimes.

Definition of perfect casting.

Definition of patriarch.