Sentences with phrase «if erroneous»

In Minnesota, an arbitrator is the «final judge of both law and fact and the arbitrator's conclusions of law and findings of fact are binding, even if erroneous.»

Your resume if erroneous!

You may not receive prospective job offers if erroneous data is entered there.

Once the contestable period expires, even if erroneous information is later discovered, the company is generally required to pay policy proceeds to the beneficiary at the insured's death..

Supreme Court in case of Gorie Gouri Naidu (supra) has in the facts of that case held that the finding rendered by one court in the proceedings between the same parties declaring the deed of gift invalid, in the suit between the same parties, in which the same document was relied upon, even if erroneous, inter party judgment binds the party if the court of competent jurisdiction has decided the lis.

Even if erroneous, the finding was harmless error as her testimony was cumulative, supported by other evidence in the record.

If erroneous information is discovered and removed from the report during the dispute process, your FICO Score will reflect the revised information the next time your score is requested.

If an erroneous, and indeed pernicious, metaphor has dominated American jurisprudence and public discourse for years, then correcting that error would yield real - world changes in law, politics and society.

Brian Mulroney is the centerpiece in Stevie Cameron's blockbuster, On The Take and again in The Last Amigo — two books that if erroneous about Mr. Mulroney (given his threats against the government) should have brought libel suits.

If the erroneous information lies within a public record, you'll need to request fixes directly from the entity that produced the record.

Not exact matches

If TV shows hadn't given him so much coverage, or had challenged his erroneous statements more directly, or pointed out his obvious flaws as a president, would that have changed anything?

If you juxtapose the two sets of research — that people are growing up later but their earning potential is dictated earlier — you might reach the erroneous conclusion that those two concepts are at odds with each other, that you need to grow up ASAP or you'll miss your best opportunity to be successful.

If you've got a Wiki page and want to keep it, you'll need to keep an eye out for erroneous edits.

In any case, taking the first step if you suspect that erroneous mental models exist is most important.

According to her, the percentage of erroneous TNCs might be low, but if the use of E-Verify is mandated nationally and is required of all employers, that small percentage will come to represent a significant number of employees.

What if there is any erroneous data in there — the wrong information about what we have in stock at a satellite location or a vendor location?»

«Our processor confirmed that any erroneous charges will be refunded over the next few days; however, if you believe you were affected by this issue or believe you experienced additional, unreimbursed fees or charges, please contact Coinbase's support team at support.coinbase.com so we can address your issue.»

When it comes to money management, anything extreme can be hailed as foolish or erroneous, hence many of these actions can be seen as problematic particularly if applied by a financial novice.

If a fare can be voided for being an «incorrect price» there's nothing to prevent an airline from overbooking with higher last minute fares, then claiming it was an «erroneous price» once the passenger gets to the gate to free the seat.

While such a perception may not be entirely erroneous, and while such a process may be frustrating to those inside as to those outside the Orthodox Church, it is in some ways a profoundly — even if often painful — democratic method than frequently perceived.

The gospel of God's grace in Jesus Christ frees the Christian from both these erroneous tendencies but only if Christians respectfully strive to follow God's commandments and practice agape love.

However, Whitehead uses the experience of CE as evidenced for an objective claim, so it seems as if he is making an objective claim about it, and hence it could be erroneous, since there could be a difference between «seems» and «is.»

In thus arguing, Hartshorne omits the main point, which is that if one mind is part of another, then the former must be included as it is, with all its actively erroneous beliefs.

If the very nature and limitation of such authoritative noninfallible teaching were better understood, the fact of erroneous church teaching would not be as great a problem as it sometimes seems.

Try to avoid the path of correcting others of what you see to be «erroneous» views if possible.

Perhaps we should consider a more radical proposal, that the sovereign analogy maybe erroneous, for if we believe that God is absolutely self - sufficient and needs nothing from us nor fears us we may conclude that He has no desire to control and rule us.

The following is relevant in this case: a) If a competent expert, after a renewed serious investigation of all grounds, arrives at the positive conviction that the teaching is erroneous, he may withhold assent, but not embark on an open dissent.

In the United States, during a time where some white Christians feel offended if and when Starbucks doesn't give them the proper shout out on their holiday cups, it seems erroneous to refer to Christian Privilege in lieu of centering the conversation around White Privilege.

But if Jesus is erroneous and makes mistakes and is JUST like us, He's just one holy man among many, and He made mistakes, and He probably made many more.

This type of confusion is common among people who have erroneous ideas about the origin of the earth and so never bothered to study linguistics... if god gave us ready made language, why bother?

If one corrects the erroneous interpretations of critics, the principle is the core of Sartre's anthropology and also Camus's.

If Whiteheadians answer that it is because they have subscribed to erroneous philosophies, the question of «why?»

Consequently it would be erroneous to see Bultmann's theological position with regard to Jesus as a belated appendix to his historical position; if one were unwilling to concede that the theological and historical factors are inextricably intertwined, then one could equally well argue the priority of the theological.

People are explaining to you that your are misinterpreting scripture and explaining that if you do not study scripture and just take things at their superficial face value you are probably going to draw an erroneous conclusion.

You say over and over that if there is belief — say some erroneous belief of mine in God, then he believes an erroneous belief.

Therefore the will is evil if it wills contrary to erroneous reason.

In ST I - II, Question 19, Fifth Article, Aquinas addresses the question: «Is the Will Evil if It Wills Contrary to Erroneous Reason?»

This is one of the few parables that are almost, if not quite, allegorical, and so is especially liable to erroneous and fanciful interpretations.

Let us now go to the Letter itself and let us see if we can discover from it what the erroneous views of the false teachers were.

The notion that a medicine «can do no harm, if it does no good,» is in most cases erroneous, sometimes very decidedly so.»

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.

For example, part of the political support at the World Summit reflected an understandable but erroneous desire to use R2P to mobilize more support for root - cause prevention, including investments in economic and social development... if R2P means everything, it amounts to nothing» (4).

«Arrest Nana Addo and prosecute him if it's not just propaganda you are doing with the drill ship saga,» John Boadu said, insisting that «Asiedu Nketiah» s misguided and erroneous reference to Nana Akufo - Addo's alleged incompetence is borne out of the usual ignorance and or deliberate attempts to mislead the public,» he said.

In Thursday's ruling, the appellate court ruled the judge's erroneous instruction to the jury at Silver's trial «was not harmless because it is not clear beyond a reasonable doubt that a rational jury would have reached the same conclusion if properly instructed, as is required by law for the verdict to stand.»

That is, they might be too incompetent to distinguish an erroneous election from a correct one, and oblivious of their own ignorance, vain that they believed themselves to be doing an exemplary job, and jealous so that if challenged they regarded the challenge mainly as a personal threat to their future livelihoods and civic respect.

Sequences that are biologically possible but erroneous can sneak through, which is why Forster says his estimates are, if anything, low.

Third, you are encouraged to let them know if your initial CSR assignment seems erroneous.

- Third, you are encouraged to let them know if your initial study - section assignment seems erroneous.

Dr. Benestad's reasoning is based on the erroneous assumption that if there are no significant trends in some proxies for the solar activity since 1950s the sun is not contributing to the global warming.

We need some way to determine if a read placement on the genome is correct or erroneous.