Examples of using Fallibility in English and their translations into Romanian
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Trust can be built on fallibility.
To the fallibility of all human history--.
And certainly not your fallibility.
Why trust the fallibility of human detection skills?
In contrast to your human fallibility.".
With a system of theology which acknowledges its own fallibility, and asks and expects Divine guidance and enlightenment to the end of the Church's journey, it seems remarkable that this Volume, written 19 years ago, requires little correction, in order to be in full line with the latest thought of Bible students respecting the teachings of the Divine Word.
I am intimately familiar with the fallibility of the science"?
Humility Christian humility is reflected in servant-hood, meekness,gentleness, fallibility.
The indefinite combination of human fallibility and nuclear weapons will destroy nations.
Because it's so hard to admit our own fallibility.
Cochrane understood that uncertainty, that fallibility, that being challenged, they hurt.
But they're always of acknowledging our finitude and our fallibility.
Whereas I am intimately familiar with the fallibility of the science.
Their mechanical movement, assured in its steps and slowed by the weight of their gear, expresses steadfast confidence, butthe eyes of their superior hides human fallibility.
Mayor, every time I bet on weakness,corruption and fallibility I want to lose.
What me troubles me is how I have made mistakes how I lie awake at night,keeping company with regret, fallibility.
It covers everything: policies focused on the needs of large enterprises; the weakness of measures promoting access to foreign markets and ensuring the application of reciprocity by third countries;difficulties in accessing trade protection instruments for small enterprises; the fallibility of measures to protect against counterfeiting and the illicit or fraudulent use of geographical indications of origin; and so on.
Most of us will do anything to avoid being wrong. Butwhat if we're wrong about that?"Wrongologist" Kathryn Schulz makes a compelling case for not just admitting but embracing our fallibility.
Alan Greenspan, the long-serving president of the Fed, is quoted by the International Herald Tribune tohave acknowledged that something has been wrong with the free market theory he has upheld(Brian Knowltoon and Michael Greenbaum,"Greenspan makes rare admission of fallibility", 24 October 2008).
But maybe our fallibilities are a gift.
Thus, it is important to find ways of helping clients accept their fallibilities and work on their problems without feeling unrecognised or humiliated.