Examples of 'had erred' in a sentence
Meaning of "had erred"
had erred: Implies that a mistake was made or an error occurred in the past
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had erred
In his mind he had erred long enough.
I had erred in interpreting your message.
And the gods knew they had erred.
He had erred in yielding to them.
Before them a multitude of people of olden times had erred.
The judge had erred in his interpretation of the impugned statements.
Abstract reason had erred.
The court held that the AAO had erred by imposing additional evidentiary requirements.
He was prepared to humble himself and admit that he had erred.
He said that the committee had erred in compiling costs of production.
The appellants did not demonstrate that the selection board had erred.
He also argued that the judge had erred in assessing his credibility.
But they left no doubt that the prime minister had erred.
He concluded that the appeal board had erred in dismissing the appeal.
Paulson said he had erred by not punishing Bear Stearns shareholders more severely.
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He urged that those panels that found in favour of claimants had erred in law.
It was a recognition that they had erred by not caring for the needy among them.
Van Gaal suggested the Italian official had erred.
He added that the Board had erred in its assessment of the facts.
The Court held that the Tribunal had erred.
The selection board had erred in finding candidate Leal qualified for the position.
The review tribunal decided that the original tribunal had erred in law by accepting these.
The Selection Board had erred in how it marked the written examinations.
The CMAC noted that the military judge had erred in two respects.
The board had erred by placing too much importance on element 1 ( c ).
All three contended that the board had erred in screening them out.
The Court of First Instance concluded that the Commission had erred in law in.
However, the judge had erred in refusing leave.
I am alone. And the gods knew they had erred.
Could it be that their father really had erred in his assessment of the situation?
He didn't understand where he had erred.
MacGuigan J.A. held that the Board had erred only with respect to the third issue.
The claimant argued that the Board 's majority had erred in facts.
In sum, the Tribunal had erred in qualifying Mr. Baril as an expert para.
The Supreme Court found that the Tribunal had erred in a matter of law.
By doing so, the board had erred.
Ms Drennar contended that they had erred because a " stub " was a " payroll record . ".
Instead of “ rightly dividing the word of truth ”, they had erred concerning the truth.
The Umpire decided that the Referees had erred in their interpretation of paragraph 47 ( 6 ).
The Commission argued that the Board had erred in fact and in law.
Before the Court, the Minister argued the member had erred in adopting this approach.
It was not until 1992 that the church admitted it had erred and that Galileo was right.
