Sentence examples for error government from inspiring English sources

Informed of the error, government officials and the Dalai Lama, who was not yet 15, received Mr. Bessac in Lhasa as a dignitary.

But that's the result of a conceptual error — government is not the same as an individual household, because of its longer time horizons, its greater ability to bear risk, and its almost unlimited access to capital.

Most non-matches are the result of typographical errors by government officials, computer errors and use of nicknames or middle initials, not voter ineligibility, they said.

Because of the error, the government underestimated the interest that would be earned for the trust fund.

And even if the Treasury chased down a loan servicer to return the incentive money it received in error, the government would have essentially handed that bank an interest-free loan for the period it kept the funds.

The massacre was blamed on human error; the government did not warn local beekeepers about plans to spray so they could temporarily cover the hives.

Most nonmatches are the result of typographical errors by government officials and computer errors, she said, not voter ineligibility.

But if they fail to report discipline involving those errors, the government may remove the legal protections, a penalty that is rarely invoked.

Dave's testiest moment came when Sir Bill Cash insisted he had found some errors in government white papers that he was certain had been deliberately inserted to upset him.

The report leaves the impression that Oklahoma is devoting substantial resources to what Marc Hyden, a national coördinator of Conservatives Concerned About the Death Penalty, this week called "an error-prone government program marred by egregious mistakes" in the Washington Post.

The data posted Thursday on the stimulus Web site, recovery.gov, was preliminary; recipients can still change errors, and government officials said that based on past experience there were likely to be many.