Sentence examples for historic error from inspiring English sources

Ed Miliband accused the prime minister of a historic error.

Instead, hard-liners around President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad opted for schism, a historic error.

I think there were two determining factors — one internal and the other external — behind this violent gamble, this historic error.

"Overcharges have stemmed from a historic error originating some 10 years ago, which we uncovered while investigating a recent service enquiry," said the society's chief executive Jonathan Westhoff.

If the government failed to call a referendum it would be a "historic error on the part of Britain for which I believe we will pay a lasting price," Mr Campbell told a lunchtime fringe meeting.

He clearly likes him and accepts that he has redrawn the boundaries of British politics, but he thinks the PM's vision is fuzzy and the failure of the project a historic error that will rebound on the Labour party.

That is one of the historic errors".

Campaigners are concerned the historic errors in the system, revealed today, will continue to wrongly disallow substantial numbers.

Following these revelations, the OFT wrote to 50 banks and building societies to ask them to come clean about any historic errors.

In an apostolic letter today, the pope recalled his trip to the Holy Land, and the Day of Pardon, when he issued the most sweeping papal apology ever, asking forgiveness for the historic errors of the church.

Elizabeth Olson (NYT) ITALY: JEWS UNHAPPY WITH POPE -- Several leading Jewish groups in Italy and the United States, including the Anti-Defamation League, said they were not fully satisfied with the apology the pope intends to give on Sunday for the historic errors of the Catholic Church.