"While maintaining an absolute focus on its own restructuring, the Saad Group will respond appropriately and in a timely fashion to the erroneous claims made against it.
The proposed rule would require brokerage firms to set up controls to reduce the risk stemming from erroneous orders made by their sponsored trading customers.
One might expect that "No More Words" would be primarily concerned with issues of death -- an erroneous assumption made by the author herself in the early pages of the journal.
President Obama ordered federal agencies on Friday to create a uniform "do not pay list" to reduce some of the $110 billion in improper or erroneous payments made by the government last year.
Defoe, in his Tour Thro' the Whole Island of Britain, described "its remarkable sinking into the earth … working its way under ground like a mole", and was at pains to correct some erroneous observations made by another illustrious literary circumnavigator, William Camden, in Britannia, a century before.
Wyden and Udall held out the bulk internet metadata program as a cautionary tale about intelligence agencies misrepresenting their surveillance programs – a significant escalation of pressure on US intelligence leaders coming after Clapper disclosed on Tuesday a letter apologizing for "clearly erroneous" statements made to Wyden.
"Fiasco" was the word chosen by one scientist in an e-mail to the National Snow and Ice Data Center in Boulder, Colo., alerting his colleagues to erroneous claims made by the publishers of the atlas (whose name derives from The Times of London) about the speed at which Greenland's glaciers are melting.
As the Web site Buzzfeed reported, Mr. Santorum's erroneous comments, made at a public forum hosted by the conservative leader James Dobson on Feb. 3, failed to attract much notice until they were fact-checked, and mocked, in the Dutch press last weekend.
Moreover, this technique was capable of identifying the presence of additional resistant elements masked by a higher or similar resistance phenotype, and also of correcting an erroneous assignment made on the basis of phenotype alone.
Goodfellow and his ICRF colleagues figured that if they could understand what decided whether a person grew male or female sexual organs the most fundamental of developmental decisions they might better understand the erroneous decisions made by cells at the start of cancer.
