Ms. Sebelius said she had erroneously taken tax deductions for certain mortgage interest and several charitable contributions.
After meeting with Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice in December 2005, German Chancellor Angela Merkel declared that the U.S. government had admitted that Masri had been "erroneously taken".
But if the secretary of state is right, why on earth is the vice-president fighting to keep the CIA out of the McCain ban?During Ms Rice's visit to Berlin, Angela Merkel, Germany's new chancellor, announced that the United States had "accepted" that it had "erroneously taken" a German citizen to a jail in Afghanistan.
This is the same fund that President-elect Trump erroneously took credit for on Twitter last week.
It is because of this that Descartes erroneously took the cogito to be the foundation of certainty in human knowledge, and our knowledge of body to be less clear and less immediate.
Are they compatible with not just an abstract possibility, but a real risk that we could erroneously take the life of an innocent fellow citizen?
Tissue samples were erroneously taken at 18 hours instead of 24 hours of endotoxin infusion in one endotoxin-infused animal.
In the interest of being able to make direct comparisons to the established symmetric models using a two-tailed test [ 6, 10, 11, 15], one could simply, though somewhat erroneously, take m = 2 r for these cases.
"NYPD ARE THE BROKEN WINDOWS" read one sign I passed as I marched with fellow young – and female – organizers, a nod to the discriminatory policing policy that erroneously suggests taking a harshly punitive stance on "quality of life" crimes will somehow reduce the rates of violent offenses.
In case the primary hrHPV test sample was erroneously not taken, primary cytological analysis was carried out instead, as in the conventional arm.
