Sentence examples for regard as incorrect from inspiring English sources
By a 5-to-4 vote, the court accepted the view of the law's supporters that federal judges must defer even to a state court decision they regard as incorrect, as long as the decision was not "unreasonable".
One aspect of the ruling that came under particular fire was the notion that the earlier, smaller tremors were a good thing because they discharged energy an idea that many trial witnesses said led their relatives to remain indoors, but which many scientists regard as incorrect.
In dissent, Justices Stevens, Souter, Ginsburg and Breyer said federal judges should not have to defer to state court decisions they regarded as incorrect, even if plausible.
If Congress had intended federal courts to defer even to decisions they regarded as incorrect, he said, the 1996 law would have said so clearly, rather than by indirection.
This spelling (and pronunciation) has remained in use in English up to the present, but has come to be regarded as incorrect.
The items were answered as 'yes,'nonor'dor 'don't know' with 'don't know' responses regarded as incorrect.
Stress, overexertion, low financial status, liver disease, lung disease, kidney disease and gastrointestinal disease were regarded as incorrect responses.
If this is the case, the leading transcript is regarded as incorrect and instead the overlapping transcripts with stronger support are taken into account.
'Assuming no-contraindications, what would you consider to be an appropriate starting dose of haloperidol in a 70-year-old with severe agitation in whom behavioural management has been unsuccessful?' Answers were given equal weighting in the score; missing answers were regarded as incorrect.
Otherwise they were labeled as incorrect.
