Examples of using Erred in English and their translations into Slovak
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Computer
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We may not say the court erred.
We have erred in seeking his death.
We cannot say that the judge erred.
The district court erred by not doing so.
We cannot say the district court erred.
People also translate
I have erred and strayed like a lost ox.
If so, the district court erred in not doing so.
They also that erred in spirit shall come to understanding, and they that murmured shall learn doctrine.
Behold I have played the fool and have erred exceedingly.
David Ben-Gurion sometimes erred, but he remained straight as an arrow.
The Commission contends that Microsoft's main argument must be rejected,since it has not established that the Commission erred in finding that it had infringed Article 82 EC.
Furthermore, the General Court erred in interpreting and applying the fourth paragraph of 263 TFEU.
Response status codes beginning with the digit«5» indicatecases in which the server is aware that it has erred or is incapable of performing the request.
The Respondent erred in detaining the Applicant under§ 88a(1)(a) point 1 of Act No 404/2011 Coll.
I therefore consider that the General Court erred in determining the reference system.
The General Court erred in the comparison of the marks and the assessment of the likelihood of confusion.
I therefore consider that the General Court erred in determining the reference system.
The General Court erred in evaluating all the facts and all the documents filed by Yokohama.
Gävle Kraftvärme brought an appeal against the latter decision to the Högsta domstolen(Supreme Court),submitting that the court of appeal erred in classifying the furnaces separately.
The Council submits that the General Court erred in the contested judgment on the following points.
The Respondent erred if, in a procedure on the extension of subsidiary protection, it failed to examine the threats to safety for repariated Afghan nationals.
Seems that our glorious government, via the SEC, erred just a bit in it's premature actions against our Zeek business.
The General Court erred as to the interpretation of the provisions concerning subcontracting, as laid down in Article 130 et seq.
Second, Intel claims that the General Court erred in applying the 2006 Guidelines to conduct that pre-dated them.
Second, the General Court erred in law in taking the view that the lack of specific evidence was irrelevant.
It submits, first, that the Cour d'appel(Court of Appeal) erred in finding that Ms Arnadottir had acted for non-commercial purposes.
They further claim that the Commission erred in determining the basic amount of the fine, the multiplication factor for the deterrent effect and the duration.
With respect to the first contested decision the General Court erred in applying Article 263(4) TFEU since the appellant was individually concerned.
I have concluded above that the General Court erred in its alternative assessment of capability in accordance with all the circumstances.