Sentences with phrase «grave errors»

When I think back of the offers I have received over the last 5 years, more often than not, the grave errors were done by the «big guys», people who let their assistants do the paperwork (who never saw the home) and too busy to check if all is in order.

we minimize the scope for futile objections that avoid the main point, and we focus the discussion on the grave errors we have found...

In the impetuous youth of humanity, we can make grave errors that can stunt our growth for a long time.

A major peer - reviewed paper by four senior researchers has exposed grave errors in an earlier paper in a new and unknown journal that had claimed a 97.1 % scientific consensus that Man had caused at least half the 0.7 Cº global warming since 1950.

As Pope Francis talks about the horrific crime of child sexual abuse and the necessity of holding accountable guilty priests and complicit bishops, viewers may think of the still - unfolding crisis in Chile, regarding which the Pope has acknowledged «grave errors» on his part, but the film leaves viewers to wrestle with such tensions on their own.

Last month, Pope Francis apologized for «grave errors» in the way the Catholic Church handled sex - abuse cases in Chile, where a bishop, Juan Barros Madrid, was accused of covering up the crimes of another priest, Fernando Karadima.

The goal was to create a credible but mundane scientific paper, one with such grave errors that a competent peer reviewer should easily identify it as flawed and unpublishable.

In this area grave errors and many sad mistakes of the past will have to be undone.

In the words of Cardinal Pell in this issue, in the context of «the grave errors of this time», we need to ponder more deeply the fact that Christ is «the centre and fulfilment of what it means to be human».

This will be done in such a way of course that, as the experience of pagans and also of Christians shows, a right orientation towards God can be accomplished in the concrete, «subjectively», even where extremely grave errors are present regarding particular specific maxims of morality and religion.

What can be stated clearly is that the Church's response to the grave errors of our time - atheism, relativism, postmodernism, the sexual revolution, the culture of death (abortion, euthanasia), marriage break - up and family breakdown - has been consistent from the time of the Council until now.

How can we experience genuine joy and hope in the gospel of Jesus, knowing we have been forgiven of such grave errors and mistakes, while we withhold forgiveness from the parent that left us?

Relying on non-canonical writings and her own flawed opinions are grave errors.

(Not too long afterward, Woolverton realized he'd made a grave error with his company's name — a corporation, Eden Foods, already held the trademark and he had to scrap everything, coming up with a new brand name — Halo Top — and designing a new logo.)

Joined by the other three members of the court's liberal wing, Justice Stevens said the majority had committed a grave error in treating corporate speech the same as that of human beings.

Nick the first mistake seems like common sense, but so many make this grave error.

However, when we realize that the offer is a 100 % interest rate compounded daily we realize we have made a grave error.

This article n the previous one on gay marriage unfortunately make a grave error.

Had the church so early begun to fall into the same grave error that had necessitated its birth in the first place?

Such development of doctrine, typically in response to grave error and deviant traditions built upon such error, is to be understood not as an addition to the apostolic teaching contained in Holy Scripture but as Spirit - guided insight into the fullness of that teaching.

Many universalists make the grave error of leaving Jesus out of it, or saying that He is one more option.

It is a grave error of judgment to assume that terrorism can be stamped out by war.

Francis said the Catholic Church knew well the «grave error» of trying to conceal the problem of sexual abuse, a reference to the church's long history of having priests who rape and molest children and bishops who cover up for them.

This seems to me a grave error.

Yesterday a letter, signed by the Archbishop of Canterbury and more than 20 other faith leaders, was published which said approving assisted dying would be a «grave error».

The point, rather, is that Steven Weinberg and people like him are committing a grave error in historical interpretation when they posit a causal relationship between secularization and the advance of modern science.

The failure to recognize the significance of power is a grave error for which traditional Christian ethics may at some points be held responsible.

Grew, Stimson, McCloy, and many men in uniform who were familiar with Asia, such as Zacharias [the man in charge of psychological - warfare broadcasts to Japan], came to feel that a grave error of our surrender policy was in not negotiating about the Emperor and conditional surrender sooner that we did.6

«This is central to our laws and our social relationships; to undermine this in any way would be a grave error.

... This will prove to be a grave error in judgment..

People fear what would happen to them if they had a crisis of faith, or committed a grave error, or had a secret exposed (whatever it may be), or pushed the envelop a little too far.

It is a grave error to make no distinction between them and our flesh - and - blood neighbor whom they hide behind and use as a human shield.

If the answer to question 1 is «Yes» then the SCOTUS made a grave error in allowing corporations to pay their employees less than they agreed to in the contract to provide health insurance coverage regardless of their faith in return for hours worked.

Yet if we are convinced that a church is teaching grave error what should we do?

Anything they can't / don't / don't try to understand is either explained away, or a grave error.

Grocery chains can prove to be a tough nut to crack for luxury wine brands, but ignoring them is a grave error.

Arsene Wenger was very clear in his comments after the West Brom v Arsenal game on New Years Eve that Mike Dean had made a grave error in awarding the Baggies a penalty in the dying minutes of the 1 - 1 draw, but after telling us all that he was going to contest the charge it now appears that he has admitted that he was guilty as charged.

That's right, according to Adrian the Chile international will realise he has made a grave error, even though he has flourished and thrived since coming to Arsenal and working with Arsene Wenger.

But he made a grave error.

Tranmere made a grave error when they sacked Ronnie Moore and it may be a decision that haunts them for some time.

It would be a grave error to get rid of such a faithful and able servant of Arsenal football club.

But that would be a grave error on West Ham's part.

Stop trying to mask the grave error by the son of the son of the manse.

The «moderates» in the Labour party will have made a grave error if they dismiss Corbyn's approach to strategy and policy as outdated and destined to end in failure.

Joe Mendola, a Republican candidate for city comptroller, blasted the City Council for approving large cuts to the office of Public Advocate Betsy Gotbaum last week, calling the decision «a grave error.»

The Liberal Democrats accused Ms Patel of making a «grave error of judgement» after having «seemingly swanned off to Israel to pursue her personal career».

Profound rethinking takes time: rushing the leadership election is a grave error.

It would have been a «grave error» for western countries to walk away from the negotiating table with Iran, William Hague has told MPs.

To the Green Party's Hawkins, these flirtations with Sanders are a grave error.

It is a grave error to suppose that the joy of seeing and seeking can be furthered by compulsion or sense of duty.