This argument was rejected in the King case by the 4th Circuit, which recognized that it would make much of the rest of the ACA nonsensical, and thus clearly was a error or oversight; normally, in such cases, the language of stray provisions has to be read in the context of the whole law, those judges ruled. .
The statement, which appeared in the magazine that month, said that the presence of the Morisot painting in the Wildenstein Institute vault could have been the "result of an error or oversight under my father's operations".
It was just a clerical error or oversight, but it was exactly the type of thing I didn't expect to find from a place that is supposedly wonderful in terms of accessibility.
Last year, a University of Virginia economics professor found evidence that errors or oversights in death certificates indicate that rates of opioid-linked fatal overdoses in 2014 were 24percentt higher than previously thought.
Though diagnosis and treatment seem to be straightforward, effects of potential errors or oversights are irreversible.
But to simply call the Lac-Mégantic explosion a "tragedy" and to stop there, is to make it seem like an accident that occurred solely because of human error or technical oversight.
Results favored error-weighting, rather than inflation or oversight.
But some of the losses at HomeSide, which the bank now wants to sell, stemmed from errors that tighter controls or oversight might have caught.
Critically, however, early involvement by District Health Management Teams in HIV service implementation or oversight remained limited [ 25].
The study focuses on the perspective of those involved in either the design, delivery or oversight of sport based interventions within prison, collectively referred to as stakeholders throughout.
In the Romney campaign, there is no room for error, or even the possibility of error.
