While the rest of the world observes in terror, we act, and if along the way we make honest mistakes and incur the ill-will of anyone, I'm prepared to accept that.
Have these hawks not learned from the costly mistakes the United States incurred in the last two wars, conflicts which in cost have surpassed $5 trillion by some estimates?
But however this may be, we are faced with the issue as to whether state or nation has paramount rights in and power over this ocean belt, and that great national question is not dependent upon what expenses may have been incurred upon mistaken assumptions.
The New Zealander, promoted from running the retail bank after Hester's sudden departure, said the scale of the costs incurred from past mistakes had not been expected at the time of the bailout.
When I was a young solution designer, back in Brazil, more than once I incurred in similar mistakes.
Abbott had made the costly mistake of not suing Geneva, and incurred the losses in court, as well as the decision by a panel of appeals judges to strike one of its patents from the F.D.A. registry.
Investors regard the acquisition as a mistake, given the charges Lloyds has incurred on bad debt from HBOS's lending practices.The chief executive of WestLB quit his job abruptly after falling out with the German bank's biggest shareholder over restructuring plans.The saga continued in the proposed merger of Porsche and Volkswagen.
The government recently decided not to pay providers for procedures or hospital days incurred as a result of mistakes that could have been prevented.
If you believe you have lost money or incurred costs as a result of a mistake by a member of the court staff, write to the court manager enclosing proof of any financial loss.
Instead of taking aim at the clerical mistake, much of the complaint focusses on the injuries that Cramblett and Zinkon have incurred, and will continue to incur, because they have a "mixed race" child.
While some states are managing their costs reasonably well, the center found that others, like New Jersey and West Virginia, have made serious mistakes and are now cutting education and health programs as they struggle with costs incurred decades ago.
