"You will see the mistakes of both the governments, both Liberal and Labor, but also the territory governments.
One of the persistent mistakes of both biologists and fishery managers is to look at the problem species by species rather than as an ecosystem.
PARIS — Acknowledging mistakes of both substance and image, President Nicolas Sarkozy on Thursday still vowed to accelerate his controversial program of systemic reform, arguing that France would sink in power and influence unless it changes its ways.
It was agonizingly hard, and I made a lot of mistakes both in training and in the race -- but I made it to the finish line.
They're most probably under fire, and saving you would be a mistake for both of you.
In a simpler interpretation, Cost Curve plots represent the cost probability, equivalent [19] to the percentage of positive instances in the data set to which the classifier is applied, versus the normalized expected cost, equivalent to the ratio of the mistakes both in terms of false positives as well as false negatives.
He copped to the "cocky" mistake of harshly criticizing conservatives, both in private messages to a media email list, and through bursts of attitude on his Twitter account.
"Let no one be mistaken, leaders of both parties have made grave mistakes in Iraq.
It was as a result of this that I made the mistake of hiring someone who had both a flawless resume and came highly recommended by colleagues I trusted.
