Sentence examples for government errors from inspiring English sources
The commission investigated government errors and human rights violations during the crackdown.
The documents from the investigation will be posted on the Internet for the public and defense lawyers seeking evidence of government errors that might benefit their clients.
The economy minister, Roque Fernandez, blamed anti-Peronist politicking, but hinted at government errors too.Iran's new headCampaigning for a less severe regime, Muhammad Khatami won Iran's presidential election with surprising ease, beating the establishment's preferred candidate.
The 2008 crash was mostly the bankers' fault – after wave upon wave of fines for criminal activity (the NHS is set to get some of the fine money) the banks' apologists have gone quiet – and the Tories were allowed to get away with exaggerating Blair-Brown government errors.
"On the front end, it results in people being wrongly listed, and on the back end, there's not a fair process to correct government errors".
Cameron has said that more than £5.2bn is lost in benefit fraud, but £4.2bn of that is due to government error.
The government error was not in causing the Great Depression through invisible inflation, but by responding inappropriately to a garden-variety recession that began in August 1929.
One client of the bureau is a woman whose abusive ex-partner found out her new name through a government error and is continuing to harass her, Ms. Reynolds said.
It uses vague and overbroad criteria and secret evidence to place people on watchlists, and it denies them a meaningful process to correct government error and clear their names".
The great advantage of nudges is that they recognise the diversity of people's situations and the risk of government error, while acknowledging people's legitimate interest in preserving their own liberty.
The American Civil Liberties Union, however, announced its opposition to that measure, stating that the list is "error-prone and unreliable, because it uses vague and overbroad criteria and secret evidence to place individuals on blacklists without a meaningful process to correct government error and clear their names".
