The task of adjustment is relatively easy in cases in which both parties made a mistake or in which one party laboured under a mistaken assumption that was, or plainly should have been, known to the other.
"The problem is that lots of law-enforcement people out there -- either under a mistaken impression or otherwise -- are unlawfully telling people they can't take pictures when, in fact, they can," said Christopher Dunn, the associate legal director of the New York Civil Liberties Union.
Lock her up!" He also promised "no more Mr. Nice Guy," for anybody who had been under a mistaken impression on that score.
Many parents who sent their children were also operating under a mistaken impression that if the minors arrived at the border alone, they would be admitted to the United States.
It emerged that the MDEQ had let Flint operate under a mistaken interpretation of the Lead and Copper Rule Guidelines, allowing the city to provide monitoring results every six months instead of employing corrosion control.
Keep in mind that many people are under a mistaken belief that good writing is easy.
If the agreements entered into by Kerala are, as suggested by the Supreme Court in oral hearings presently under way, a product of a mistake of law or fact and are therefore invalid, can't Kerala's legislature pass laws to govern its own water resources as permitted under the Constitution?
Earlier, a separate Commons Early Day Motion - effectively an expression of opinion - tabled by four Lib Dem MPs, said the "under-occupancy penalty" had been a "mistake and should not have been introduced".
UNDER AGE 12 -- It's a mistake to take this nonsense seriously, but why allow a child to see such junk?
"I mean, if I think of one thing that we did that was a mistake under President Clinton," he said, "it was that early on it was just too driven through a couple of committee chairmen".
If someone makes a mistake under equilibrium #1 — in which no one takes the test — and takes the test even though he doesn't believe others will (and knowing that it won't improve his grade), then that equilibrium unravels and everyone decides to take the test after all.
