Examples of using Erred in in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
The Russian company considered that the arbitral tribunal had erred in issuing its ruling,
issued an erroneous verdict or erred in the application of the verdict in a specific case; there is no right to any reparations for those whose human rights are violated.
customs of war on the grounds that the Trial Chamber had erred in entering cumulative convictions under both articles 2
On 4 September 2002, the prosecution filed an interlocutory appeal against the impugned decision, under rule 73, submitting that the Trial Chamber had erred in concluding that it had the authority to review whether rule 70 applied to the evidence of the witness.
The Appeals Chamber found that the Trial Chamber erred in law by narrowly construing the prosecution ' s disclosure obligations under rule 66(B)
The Appeals Chamber held that the Trial Chamber erred in law in finding that Protais Zigiranyirazo '
(a) The Arbitration Board erred in law; or.
The High Commercial Court, however, held that the first instance court erred in the application of the substantive law.
In his appeal, the author stated that the Vitebsk District Court had erred in the legal definition of his actions.
It is the opinion of the Committee that the United Nations Administration erred in authorizing the payments.
The author further alleged that the Court had erred in its evaluation of the evidence provided by experts and witnesses.
The Appeals Chamber determined that the appellant had failed to demonstrate how the Trial Chamber may have erred in the impugned decision.
The Appeals Chamber considered that the appellant had failed to demonstrate how the Trial Chamber may have erred in the impugned decision.
The State party submits that the author only argued that the District Court had erred in finding that he had acted negligently.
The Appeals Chamber found that the Appellant had failed to show how the Trial Chamber may have erred in the impugned decision.
The Appeals Chamber stated that the applicant failed to demonstrate how the Trial Chamber erred in assessing the criteria set out in rule 65(B).
the Appeals Chamber found that the Trial Chamber had erred in its interpretation and application of rule 94 ter.
not the Refugee Review Tribunal had erred in finding that he did not attract Refugee Convention protection.