Examples of using Erred in English and their translations into Greek
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that the General Court erred in relying on the premiss that the case primarily concerns the determination of the export price.
And they that erred in spirit, shall know understanding,
The District Court erred in finding that, if the surgical-center requirement takes effect,
the General Court erred in law by failing to examine the rebates at issue in the light of all the circumstances of the case.
The Church has always erred on the side of caution in discerning matters of faith and morals.
Those who erred in spirit shall come to understanding,
Page 16: If we personally have erred seriously, it is easy to feel disheartened while suffering the consequences of the mistakes we have made.
The district court erred by substituting its own judgment[as to the provisions' effects]
The third plea in law is that the General Court erred, in respect of the fine,
According to Intel, the General Court erred in law by failing to examine the rebates at issue in the light of all the circumstances of the case.
Those who erred in spirit shall come to understanding,
The District Court erred in finding that, if the surgical-centre requirement takes effect,
the AKP erred by relying on its absolute majority in Parliament,
The General Court erred in law by holding that the market for the management of railway infrastructure in Denmark is not‘de facto' open to competition.
that they had merely erred in their paperwork.
Even if the court later found that it had erred in its calculation, the timing of the Yom Tov would stand,
the General Court erred at an earlier stage of its reasoning in the judgment under appeal.
AKP erred by relying on its absolute majority in Parliament,
Consequently, EUIPO erred in law in considering that the product in question could be included in any of the categories of goods concerned.
They were the ones who had erred, they the ones who were in need of being cured, not me.