But Justice Quince seemed annoyed when Mr. Richard said there was no reason to believe that any voter was denied the right to vote because of the voting process, rather than because of the voter's own errors.
But the newly created Tory peer Baron Wolfson of Aspley Guise also blamed the retailer's own errors, including shortages of bestselling clothing lines, for a bigger than expected fall in sales at its high street stores.
But Connacht's own errors gave the Italians the opportunity hit back swiftly, and Australian Halangahu stepped up to split the posts from distance.
Hulse then evidently told the company that there had been "significant" cost overruns on the fiscal 2002 audit, "no doubt caused by the massive reconstruction necessary to correct PwC's own errors," the suit says.
"The weakness of state institutions, malign actions of power brokers, widespread corruption and abuse of power by various officials, and ISAF's own errors, McChrystal wrote in a 66-page report to Gates, "have given Afghans little reason to support their government".
But he said it had been Andersen's own "error in judgment" that had led to incorrect accounting for another special-purpose entity, LJM Cayman.
That the error rate for the validation set tracks the uncertainty profile calculated from the training pool data more closely than the training pool's own error rate tracks it is due in large part to the validation set having ten times as many observations, which significantly reduces the noise.
A consistent finding in health care is that interns (junior physicians) are unwilling to "speak up" to attendings or consultants (senior physicians), which involves the related behaviors of challenging or questioning the actions of attendings, seeking guidance about one's own performance, and reporting one's errors.
