Sentence examples for erroneous view of from inspiring English sources

"We find that the district court's findings depend on an erroneous view of the law," the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia ruled.

He argued the Siac judges, chaired by Mr Justice Mitting, had taken an "erroneous" view of the position in Jordan and the legal tests that had to be applied.

Nitrogen first was considered a chemical element by Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier, whose explanation of the role of oxygen in combustion eventually overthrew the phlogiston theory, an erroneous view of combustion that became popular in the early 18th century.

In June the Second Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Mr Rakoff had abused his discretion and that he had applied an erroneous view of the law.This included interpreting the "public interest as 'an overriding interest in knowing the truth.'" The court argued that "trials are primarily about the truth.

It is only due to our erroneous view of things that the theory of emptiness is required as a corrective.

They are influenced -- often unconsciously -- by the widespread erroneous view of university faculty as impractical specialists who have little to contribute to the "business" of the institution.

Thus Palamas expends considerable energy on denouncing the erroneous views of the Greek natural philosophers, Platonists as well as Aristotelians.

One way that this burden may be discharged is if the anti-realist is able to explain away what he takes to be the erroneous views of the folk.

However 'knowledge of reliable contraceptive methods' appeared to be - in almost 50% of the cases - false information, misjudgements or erroneous views on the chance of getting pregnant using coitus interruptus and about the reliability and health effects of oral contraceptive pills.

Drawing a distinction between these two groups has allowed the erroneous view to become popularized that by the middle of this century, "whites" will be a minority in America, he says.

A high court judge has ruled that Ofsted inspectors were wrong to penalise an Islamic faith school because of their "erroneous" view that segregation of boys and girls amounted to unlawful discrimination.