It is a gross error of judgment and must be reversed".
From diocese to diocese, the same cover-ups and gross errors of judgment repeated themselves regardless of who found themselves in charge.
Post Hutton and Butler, provided that ministers act in "good faith", ministerial responsibility for gross errors of judgment is written in water - except at election time.
That gross error of judgment was apparently compounded last week: Ballack refused to authorise an interview with a few warm words for Dutt when he found out he would not be playing at Werder.
Almost a decade later, it appears that two gross errors of judgment took place: Mr. Lindh's misguided and naïve behavior, and the tragically overblown assertion that he was one of them, a terrorist.
A New York film production company has sued its former president, claiming that "gross lapses in judgment" cost the company millions of dollars in lost revenue and a producer credit on the movie "Black Swan," Reuters reported on Thursday.
"Based on our actions today, it should be perfectly clear that Andersen will not tolerate unethical behavior, gross errors in judgment or willful violation of our policies," he said.
But by not leveling the most serious charges available, regulators are indicating that the Bank of New York's senior management may have exhibited gross lapses in judgment but was not willingly trying to do anything wrong.
And so perhaps in another 52 years the network executives at ABC will also admit to a gross miscalculation of judgment by inviting a blatantly, unavoidably racist woman onto their ratings-topping program Dancing With The Stars.
Joseph Berardino Joseph Berardino, the CEO at the time, added "Andersen will not tolerate unethical behavior, gross errors in judgment or willful violation of our policies".
