Sentences with phrase «errors of fact»

9) Last, but certainly not the least, double check your resume for any errors of fact or omissions.

Check your resumes for errors of fact, typos, formatting woes or omissions.

While all reasonable care has been taken in preparing this data, no responsibility or liability is accepted for errors of fact or for any opinion expressed herein.

She also considered whether «jurisdictional defect» includes not only true questions of jurisdiction but also excesses of jurisdiction such as errors of fact, law, or discretion offending the applicable standard of review.

[3] When applying and interpreting the law, a judge sometimes may make good - faith errors of fact or law.

At the Court of Appeal, UBC alleged that the Tribunal had made several errors of fact and law, including in refusing to consider modifications of the residency program as relevant to finding that disability was a factor in Dr. Kelly's adverse treatment and in considering both the procedural and substantive elements of the duty to accommodate.

Judge Grenfell: The claimant submitted that the policy itself was unlawful, that the decision proceeded on the basis of material errors of fact and that the decision was irrational in its approach to: (i) clinical efficacy; (ii) exceptionality; and (iii) cost effectiveness.

The Court of Appeal found that trial judge made palpable and overriding errors of fact and an extricable error in law that justified intervention vis - a-vis the above - noted agreement.

Thus under the Railway Act privative clauses, comparable in every respect to those currently in the ACT, where the Board is acting without its jurisdiction and has not committed a reviewable error of law interpreting its statute, any errors of fact which it may commit are not reviewable.

There is no recent jurisprudence relating to Agency decisions which provides guidance on delineating errors of law from errors of fact — presumably because the privative clause precluding appeals on errors of fact is so clear.

None of Air Canada's alleged Agency errors of fact — inexplicably mischaracterized as errors of law — are perverse or capricious, made without regard to the evidence, or demonstrably unreasonable.

In their submissions on this motion, the carriers appear to be under the mistaken impression that an appeal is available on errors of fact or that this is a judicial review proceeding where the remedy for an omission to make a relevant finding of fact would be to remit the case back to the trier of fact.

Unfortunately, on February 21, 2014, Quebec's Minister of Justice filed a notice to appeal the judgement stating that it contains errors of fact and law that deserve to be reviewed by the Court of Appeal.

It contained several errors of fact.

If we're lucky, a copy editor might know enough about a subject to catch errors of fact, but that's rare.

It's worthwhile calling out his manifold errors of fact, and reasoning, and I find the definition of «fact checking» as supplied by the WaPo ombudsman to be appalling, really no better than junior high - school level.

Does it bother you at all that you make so many errors of fact?

Dr Marohasy submitted an opinion piece correcting some key errors of fact on 15th September 2014.

There are four key errors of fact that combine to mislead the reader.

What matters is the content of the letter, the sheer number of egregious scientific errors of fact contained within the letter, and the fact that 49 people who really should know better signed it.

Your lengthy response to my piece «Obama Needs to Give a Climate Speech - ASAP» contains numerous errors of fact and interpretation.

It contains errors of fact and is written in an unprofessional style.

Even minor errors of fact are regarded very seriously and an article will not make it into publication until any discrepancy is rectified.

All the more ironic is that in counseling us to «respect the facts», he should made several further errors of fact, not least in his translation of «Nullius in Verba», but also in his statement of fact that» 15 — 40 per cent of species potentially facing extinction after only 2 °C of warming», omitting the fact that this is aworst - case scenario predicted by just a single study.

Given the range and quantity of his output, the scarcity of errors of fact is remarkable — and what's more, when he makes one, he owns up via his Mailbag column.

But I don't think that qualifies as «pseudoscience,» which to me suggests such things as controversial hypotheses masquerading as self - evident assumptions («ordered complexity implies a designer»), or outright fallacies of inference and errors of fact, perhaps hidden behind familar jargon («in information - theoretic terms, evolution of the eye is impossible»), or cleverly disguised as well - established results from other sciences («quantum electrodynamics suggests that consciousness is the fundamental nature of reality, and so we don't need to age, and crime will be reduced if we meditate on it correctly»).

This blog post details just one of many errors of fact in the Weather Alert documentary identified and documented by Mr Fernley - Jones, which he has included in a series of formal submissions addressed to the ABC's Audience and Consumer Affairs.

Harmon alleges that while, «under federal law, we can not discuss individual students» circumstances publicly... the resolution is predicated on errors of fact... no student has been suspended in the situation being referenced.»

The Garden Island corrects errors of fact appearing in its news columns.

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.

I mention these errors not to pick nits, but rather to correct some substantial errors of fact.

A copy editor will also make sure you don't look like a fool by missing errors of fact in your writing.

, and errors of fact (constellations are not physical entities).

In my office's recently concluded period of reading vast numbers of published children's books, again and again one or other of our small group would exclaim that a novel was brilliant but had easily correctible flaws in the structure, obvious errors of fact, or recurrent infelicities — all the kind of thing that a good editor would have addressed.

We appreciate it when readers and people quoted in articles or blog posts point out errors of fact or emphasis and will investigate all assertions.

Errors of fact or interpretation are those of the author alone.

Now, a new monograph, «Beyond Partisan Politics: A Response to the Carnegie Report on School Choice,» accuses the Carnegie study of «numerous outright errors of fact, as well as errors of omission and interpretation that seriously undermine its credibility.»

Journalistic integrity demands that significant errors of fact, as well as errors of omission, should be corrected promptly and as prominently and transparently as warranted.

The Postdoctoral Scholar has the right to request that errors of fact in personnel records be corrected, and to make additions to personnel records.

«Aside from the errors of fact, the letter implies that the African Nations Cup relocation due to the Ebola outbreak provides an appropriate model for the Olympics.

A Massachusetts Institute of Technology on - line publication has published a rebuttal of Crichton and Will that goes beyond attacking their errors of fact and reasoning to condemn as well their failure to be scientists.

I have also developed the amazing skill of being able to detect the errors of fact, clerical errors, omissions and unlawful entries in any assessment roll book in the State of New York.

(Even the errors of fact may possibly turn out not to be as wholesale as the scientist assumes.

It does not follow, because our ancestors made so many errors of fact and mixed them with their religion, that we should therefore leave off being religious at all.

But charges that his volume was «rushed» out and that, when compared with From Time to Time, it contains errors of fact, were one reason why he changed his mind.

Dalin quotes Newsweek columnist Kenneth L Woodward as stating that Cornwell's book is «a classic example of what happens when an ill - equipped journalist assumes the air of sober scholarship... Errors of fact and ignorance of context appear on every page».

Wills's argument is nonetheless marred by serious errors of fact and interpretation.

Either there is an error of fact, or an error of translation.

Forgive me, therefore, for pulling you up on one small but rather critical error of fact that occurred in the first footnote to the...

Forgive me, therefore, for pulling you up on one small but rather critical error of fact that occurred in the first footnote to the article.