Examples of using Erred in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The District Court erred.
High Court: Tribunal erred in its decision.
Too much, too oft, I erred.
Cimons M. CDC says it erred in measles study.
In this respect the learned judge erred.
People also translate
We think that the court erred in so ruling.
I think in this the learned Judge erred.
You erred, you must suffer the consequences.
I think the judge erred”.
I have sometimes erred and have learned from my errors.
This is where I find the learned trial judge erred.
These also who erred in spirit will come to understanding…".
Despite this, we must remember: a soldier who erred is our soldier.".
They also that erred in spirit shall come to understanding…”.
In many of these points Velikovsky was correct, but in some he erred.
She did not speak ill of him, but only erred in equating him to other prophets.
Yes, he erred again and again with his political comments and internal conduct.
If you alone decided to participate in the funeral of the killer of our sons,then you erred.
Let us examine this answer and see where Korach erred and how Samuel is related to this error?
But the soldier erred, and instead of renewing the old card, issued a new one and wanted him to add NIS 45 worth of stamps.
The Ports Authority claims that the District Court erred when it applied such a duty to the pilot.
The judge erred: If the precondition for integrating haredim into the workforce is gender segregation, I'm willing to pay the price.”.
You still have many friends at court, Your Grace,many who believe Ned Stark erred by not supporting your claim.
In the last seven years Israel erred twice in undertaking unilateral withdrawals- first in Lebanon and later in the Gaza Strip.
Israel erred in releasing prisoners only in a prisoner exchange deal and not opposite Abu Mazen[Mahmoud Abbas]," says Mustafa al-Haj, who in 1989 murdered Friedrich Rosenfeld near Ariel.
As before Pillar of Defense, the group erred in assessing the initial lack of Israeli response to its aggression, and is now paying the price.
Early versions erred by less than one minute per day, and later ones only by 10 seconds, very accurate for their time.
The coalition forces that liberated Kuwait in 1991 erred when they refrained from completing the mission and liberating the Iraqi people by continuing the advance to Baghdad.
According to him, Netanyahu erred in thinking that the rapprochement between Israel and some of the Arab states would produce some positive result.
Fifth, it was argued that the court erred in ignoring Mendelson's contributory negligence in breaching its duty to examine the tiles when they arrived in Israel.