Examples of using Errors of fact in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The report also contains errors of fact.
I have found three errors of fact And two spelling mistakes, And I'm not yet on page four.
The plea concerning errors of fact.
There are errors of fact, for example relating to the Lloyd's accounting system. Closed accounts do not, as is suggested, come back to life.
There was therefore no possibility that it could have committed errors of fact or of assessment in relation to the project.
Since he made no reference to any statements of fact that we made we must conclude that he found no errors of fact.
Enabling a large number of issues to be clarified and errors of fact and misinterpretations to be corrected;
Asser's life is a one-sided treatment of Alfred, though since Alfred was alive when it was composed,it is unlikely to contain gross errors of fact.
No responsibility can be accepted for errors of fact obtained from third parties, and this data may change with market conditions.
Mr President, British Labour Members voted against the report because our amendments to remove errors of fact were not carried.
It goes without saying that they are in no way responsible for any residual errors of fact or judgment nor for the sometimes controversial views I pronounce on aspects of Community affairs.
It noted, furthermore, that the anti-dumping procedure provides for the necessary powers to verify the factual informationupon which any corrective measures are taken, and that it is in the Court, rather than the proceduresfor the application of the competition rules,that an enterprise should seek redress if it considers aregulation imposing anti-dumping duties to be based on errors of fact.
The petitioners do not allege mere errors of fact or law. To the contrary, they argue that the judicial proceeding considered as a whole, and the conduct of the judicial authorities, constitute due process violations.
The following paragraphs contain statements not in line with the balance of evidence presented to the committee or contain errors of fact of lesser importance than those to which amendments were tabled: paragraphs 3, 7, 9, 11, 20, 21, 34 and 57.
Insofar as the applicants complain of errors of fact and law committed by the Brussels Court of Appeal, the Commission recalls that, in accordance with Article 19 of the Convention, its only task is to ensure the observance of the obligations undertaken by the Parties in the Convention.
Even though Judge Swenson was chief judge of the Hennepin County courts during the trial,he had made so many errors of fact and law in his 24-page decision that I felt his decision might be overturned in the appellate court.
He described Shah's books as"trivial",replete with errors of fact, slovenly and inaccurate translations and even misspellings of Oriental names and words-"a muddle of platitudes, irrelevancies and plain mumbo-jumbo", adding for good measure that Shah had"a remarkable opinion of his own importance.
The Commission's task is to ensure the observance of the obligations assumed by the States Parties to the Convention.It cannot serve as a court of fourth instance to examine alleged errors of fact or internal law that may have been made by the national courts acting within the scope of their jurisdiction. 7.
Whereas theretofore it(the Commission) cannot take cognizance,in examining the admissibility of an Application, of alleged errors of fact or of law committed by the domestic courts of such States save insofar as such errors would appear to have resulted in violation of the rights and freedoms specifically set forth in the Convention….
Consequently, while it is a function of the Commission to ensure the observance of the obligations undertaken by the States partiesto that international instrument, it cannot perform the functions of an appeals court to examine alleged errors of fact or law that the local courts may have committed acting within the scope of their jurisdiction.
Whereas theretofore it(the Commission) cannot take cognizance,in examining the admissibility of an Application, of alleged errors of fact or of law committed by the domestic courts of such States save insofar as such errors would appear to have resulted in violation of the rights and freedoms specifically set forth in the Convention….
UFEX and Others relied on four pleas for annulment in support of their action, alleging infringement of the rights of the defence, in particular the right of access to the file;an inadequate statement of reasons; errors of fact and manifest errors of assessment; and error in applying the concept of State aid.
The Commission cannot take upon itself the functions of an appeals court in order to examine alleged errors of fact or law that local courts may have committed while acting within the scope of their jurisdiction, unless there is unequivocal evidence that the guarantees of due process recognized in the American Convention have been violated.
The Commission's function consists of guaranteeing compliance with the obligations assumed by the StatesParties to the Convention, but it cannot serve as a court of fourth instance to examine errors of fact or law, which may have been made by the national courts acting within their jurisdiction.
In support of the forms of order sought by it, the applicant puts forward four pleas in law:it alleges manifest errors of fact, infringement of essential procedural requirements, misuse of powers and breach of the principle of the protection of legitimate expectations.
In the subsequent paragraphs of the judgment in Ufex and Others v Commission, the Court of First Instance therefore considered only the first plea, alleging infringement of the rights of defence of Ufex and Others, and the arguments expounded in connection with the third plea,relating to errors of fact and manifest errors of assessment, which were not indissociable from those already examined in connection with the fourth plea.
It is apparent from examination of the application brought before the Court of First Instance by UFEX and Others in Ufex and Others v Commission that the application for annulment was based on four pleas in law which the Court analysed as alleging an infringement of the rights of the defence,an inadequate statement of reasons, errors of fact and manifest errors of assessment, and an error in applying the concept of State aid Ufex and Others v Commission, paragraph 37.
Error of fact may void a contract if it refers to the substance of the subject matter.
There was an error of fact in my response to the bank's motion for summary judgment.
I write to inform you that the well written article on'Realism- Advanced Information' contains an error of fact which is incorrectly attributed to St. Anselm's ontological argument of the existence of God.
