Examples of using Such errors in English and their translations into Slovenian
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But such errors are very, very rare.
That way there wouldn't be such errors.
Other such errors were known to have occurred.
One in five three-year-old children made such errors.
Are such errors also possible in the new report?
Europe must not repeat such errors by Member States.
Over such errors should seriously work and try to prevent them.
The more developed a tree is, the more such errors are becoming apparent.
Such errors occur when you are trying to access a shared computer.
And I hope that such errors won't occur in the future.".
That is why we recommend creating a backup copy if such errors start appearing.
If you do not allow such errors, the soldering will be uniform and high-quality.
We do not accept liability for any consequences of such errors.
We regret that we cannot accept any liability for such errors unless you have followed this procedure.
Liability is not accepted for any consequences related to such errors.
The good news is that such errors happen quite often and that you can also take advantage of them!
(c) The Commission will step up its efforts to prevent,detect and correct such errors in 2012.
To avoid such errors so far managed only one game- the second part is even more eminent StarCraft.
Having a reliable and up-to-date Land Parcel Identification System database(LPIS)can help to reduce such errors.
After all, such errors should not be allowed, even at the initial stage of aquarium studies.
The Commission will continue to encourage Member States to widen the use of flat-rate indirect costs,in order to avoid such errors.
It is clear from the caselaw that such errors of assessment by the persons concerned have no relevance in determining when time starts to run.
This means that a significant part of the EU expenditure in 2018was not materially affected by errors and that such errors are no longer prevalent in all spending areas.
Everyone makes mistakes but it is in how such errors are addressed that distinguishes an open government/organization from an ineffective one.
Proportionality for financial corrections linked to publicprocurement errors is introduced to avoid that such errors are always considered as affecting 100% of aid concerned.
To rectify such errors we may take on additional burden in order to learn a particular lesson that we failed to learn in previous life times.
Such errors include the effects of mathematical mistakes, mistakes in applying accounting policies, oversights or misinterpretations of facts, and fraud.
Such errors account for 14% of all quantifiable errors and make up approximately 43% of the estimated error rate for this policy group(see example 4.2).
Where such errors, irregularities or fraud are attributable to the contractor, the Agency may in addition refuse to make payments or may recover amounts already paid, in proportion to the seriousness of the errors, irregularities or fraud.