Sentence examples for errors of principle from inspiring English sources

5] that Russia leaders, through a "whole series of errors of principle," have pushed "Sino-Soviet relations to the brink of a split".

"When we make errors, let us be sure they are errors of judgment, not errors of principle".

He steadfastly declared in the face of great public outcry that the firm's mistakes were "errors of judgment not errors of principle," acknowledging mistakes made that led to the 1929 stock market crash and ushered in the Great Depression.

They commit an error of principle: I am not a man to be divided, and my political positions reflect the same ideology with which I write my books".

Solving the equations was another matter, yet numerical procedures were applied with devoted patience to a few of the simpler cases and demonstrated beyond cavil that the only obstacle to solution was calculational and not an error of physical principle.

No doubt seeking comfort in J.P. Morgan Jr.'s eloquent testimony, which had achieved cult-like status in the firm when I worked there and appears on the website today, Dimon has previously declared in the context of the London Whale trade, "We know there was bad judgment," i.e., errors of judgment not principle were made.

"SINCE we have not more power of knowing the future than any other men, we have made many mistakes (who has not during the past five years?), but our mistakes have been errors of judgment and not of principle".

How this approach differs from the most common approaches to RPD is that it derives the mean and variance equations using the propagation of error principle (POE).

"A partnership of principle outlives/Mere human error: partnership forgives," she says.

It should be noted that this limitation to non-data driven amendments can be avoided by using the conditional error rate principle of Müller and Schäfer [ 14].

As well as an understanding of uncertainty, error and principles of audit on radiology and nuclear medicine, trainees should also remain cognizant of the possible medico-legal implications of the interpretations they make.