Sentences with phrase «erroneous decisions»

They will never understand what it is like to lose their child because of the vindictive actions of an alienating spouse or the erroneous decisions of a family court judge.

To make a wise decision at every moment in life can be difficult, especially when you've already made one or more erroneous decisions in the... Read More

To make a wise decision at every moment in life can be difficult, especially when you've already made one or more erroneous decisions in the past.

Little do they know that rushed investments can lead to erroneous decisions.

In turn, the Michigan Supreme Court can also do the same for erroneous decisions made by the Court of Appeals.

In the period after the American Revolution and before the ratification of the U.S. Constitution, no state judges were impeached or removed for erroneous decisions.

So long as they act in good faith, as they always do, judges incur no liability for erroneous decisions.

Although mental accounting can distort your thinking process and lead you to make erroneous decisions, with proper awareness it can also be used for our benefit.

Without scientific selection criteria and a good understanding of which factors are more or less likely to increase your long - term risk - adjusted investment returns, you will make erroneous decisions based on false assumptions.

Vanity metrics can paint a false picture of your company's progress and lead to an erroneous decision (like focusing on pageviews or traffic and not revenue).

Both sides had their chances to secure the victory during the final 25 minutes, and while Boro thought they'd bagged the winner when Daniel Ayala fired past Legzdins, the goal was ruled out after an erroneous decision by the linesman.

The erroneous decision, by USGA vice president and rules committee chairman Trey Holland, helped Els avoid a big number and win the championship.

Businessman, Alfred Woyome, has described as erroneous the decision of the Attorney General to drag him before the Supreme Court to orally examine him on the GHc 51 million paid to him as a judgment debt.

«The courts have refused to revisit their erroneous decision unsupported by the facts, in Jenness v Fortson, that 5 % of voters are needed for «a showing of a modicum of support» for a candidate.

Although Survivorship Bias is a serious cognitive bias and leads to erroneous decision making, I believe it can be used for our benefit also.

That is our choice but a miscarriage of common sense puts dog breeders through weeks of sleepless nights, round the clock tube feedings, constant worry and often, an erroneous decision not to breed the bitch again, to change breeds, or not breed dogs at all!

For this reason, I find far - fetched the idea that a planner is going to rush off with a climate scientist's probability distribution and make an erroneous decision because they assumed they could trust some percentile of the distribution to its second decimal place.

During her confirmation hearings, she came under fire for an article calling Roe v. Wade an «erroneous decision,» the Huffington Post reported.

Where mistakes may occur, even for examiners, there ought to be a release from fees when such mistakes occur, a notice of correction by the applicant and to revoke the erroneous decision, thus letting the application to proceed without further costs.

In this case, there was a chance that the erroneous decision in McNaughton could remain the law in Ontario, should the Supreme Court of Canada refuse to hear a further appeal to settle the issue.

He successfully reversed the erroneous decision of a trial judge that the plaintiff's claims were filed too late in violation of the statute of limitations (Dagley, et.

The US Supreme Court granted our petition and will review the Fifth Circuit's costly and erroneous decision upholding the designation of our client's uninhabitable land as «critical habitat» of the dusky gopher frog.

The whole point of an issue estoppel on a question of law was that the parties remained bound by an erroneous decision.

If an organization faces losses due to an erroneous decision or action taken by the supervisory board and / or the directors and officers, as per the articles and memorandum of the association.

Buying what the friend / relative bought — The most erroneous decision is to buy what others have bought.

Not exact matches

It's an erroneous notion among small business owners and decision - makers that big data is too complex or something only big companies can afford to try out.

«China will work with other WTO members to resolutely defend its legitimate interests in response to the erroneous U.S. decision.»

Decisions that are often overwhelming, laborious and erroneous are easier for investor's advisors once they can see the investment funds data compiled and analyzed.

The decision was made in the erroneous belief that home would be similar to the institution, which had nurses to supply medication and other staff members to help set limits.

And while it is obviously possible that such decision may be erroneous in any given case, still the evil effect following it, being limited to that particular case, with the chance that it may be overruled and never become a precedent for other cases, can better be borne than could the evils of a different practice.

Many fans have included Aperribay in their criticism of Moyes, arguing that if the decision to appoint the Scot has proven to be erroneous, the man who made that decision should also be held responsible.

I held the erroneous view that nursing whilst pregnant would cause a miscarriage and to this day I regret the decision.

In a unanimous ruling, the panel considering Mr. Silver's case concluded that given the McDonnell decision, the jury instructions at the former speaker's trial were erroneous, and that a properly instructed jury might not have convicted him.

For a machine - learning algorithm that exhibits this kind of discrimination, Hardt's team suggested switching some of the program's past decisions until each demographic gets erroneous outputs at the same rate.

And if, in the hands of a lesser filmmaker, such a decision might foster a mood of lurid home - movie voyeurism, both Ceylans are such commanding and subtly expressive performers that any charges of nepotism here are as erroneous as in the storied collaborations of John Cassavetes and Gena Rowlands.

Charles Ogletree Jr. of Harvard Law School and Kimberly Jenkins Robinson of the University of Richmond School of Law argue that, just as Brown v. Board of Education (1954) overturned the infamous «separate but equal» standard set by Plessy v. Ferguson (1896), the Supreme Court should not hesitate to overturn the erroneous Rodriguez decision.

The giant bookseller files a motion, saying the decision by an administrative law judge reached «erroneous conclusions» and was based on «a misstatement of the facts.»

So here, for the umpteenth time and in the service of any animals whose very life might depend on the decisions made by anyone who might be misled by Clifton and Young's errors of fact, judgment, and ethics, is a point by point refutation of each of their erroneous claims.

Like a textbook from Southern California Conceptual art heaven, we go from the absurd into the ridiculous on a nightmarish journey fraught with historical omissions, hypocritical assertions, erroneous assumptions, bad curatorial decisions and bad scholarship.

My understanding (I read the decision many months ago) is that the Supreme Court simply said that the EPA's decision that it was not an air pollutant, based on the EPA's then - existent reasoning, was erroneous, and remanded back to the agency.

She discussed the importance of communicating climate information adequately to decision - makers in order to avoid a false understanding of this concept, and therefore to avoid erroneous assumptions that could lead to bad decisions.

IMO likelihoods and scenarios in principle would be much more useful in decision making re climate change than erroneous PDFs.

WASHINGTON — American Energy Alliance President Thomas Pyle issued the following statement on the DC Circuit's decision to deny a stay for EPA's carbon regulation: «While not surprising, the DC Circuit's decision is disappointing and erroneous.

Erroneous data can lead to wrong decisions that could have many repercussions.

That may be true, but what is clear is that in the interim, artificial intelligence will be used for some very non-intelligent ways, supporting business decisions that are erroneous because they lack proper context, or impacting the justice system in ways that perpetuate injustices.

You have a right to challenge decisions you believe are erroneous or are insufficiently explained.

It would be erroneous to assume that Hyrniak necessarily will foster a flood gates of decisions at the summary judgment level.

... while it is obviously possible that such decision may be erroneous in any given case, still the evil effect following it, being limited to that particular case, with the chance that it may be overruled and never become a precedent for other cases, can better be borne than could the evils of a different practice.

It is often the duty of this court, after having decided that a particular decision of the Circuit Court was erroneous, to examine into other alleged errors and to correct them if they are found to exist.

Moreover, as the Supreme Court explained, «a circuit court appellate decision made according to the forms of law and the rules prescribed for rendering it, although it may be erroneous in its conclusion as to what the law is as applied to facts, is not a departure from the essential requirements of law remediable by certiorari.»