Examples of using Past errors in English and their translations into Portuguese
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before they are purified from their past errors; having error mixed with the truth,
Every expert today has made a past error of some kind.
you are anointed with the grace of the atonement of our Lord Jesus Christ and absolved of all past error and freed to take your place in the world he has prepared for us.
we must not repeat our past error; we must not see fishermen as the enemies of sustainable development, the enemies of
place no trust in a tactic that avoids past error.
will ensure correct treatment of transactions in the future; corrections of past errors are ongoing and should be completed by the end of the year.
ethnic minorities for forgiveness, acknowledging our past errors and crimes cannot,
Some political proposals only repeat a past error: sacrificing freedom for the sake of improving security.
Have there been major errors in the past?
Europe would be condemned to repeat its past fatal errors and endanger its future existence.
the real reasons are current and past political errors.
First, it must make use of the lessons learnt from past errors.
Having learned from past errors, the CSTO was based on the strict equality of its member states.
Then too“there are moral wounds, the burden of past errors, a sense of guilt for having made mistakes”.
merciful once again, both towards myself and my past errors in judgement, and towards all other beings,
avoiding the two extremes of a“justicialism” provoked by guilt for past errors and media pressure, and a defensiveness that
their efforts to find themselves, their past errors, their experiences of sin
While it is true that industrializing countries are not morally free to repeat the past errors of others, by recklessly continuing to damage the environment(cf. ibid.,
Second- the feeling of repentance for past error and sin saddens it.
To avoid the errors of the past being repeated.