Examples of using Erred in English and their translations into Slovak
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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It does us good to think that God didn't choose as first dough to form His Church people that never erred.
It does us good to think that God didn't choose as first dough to form His Church people that never erred.
we will follow erred paths.
rescuing the memory of those who erred" PG 91, c.
The appellants claim that the Court of First Instance was wrong to find that the contested decision erred in taking the view that the transfer of Postadex to SFMI-Chro-nopost did not constitute State aid.
In the first place, Spain submits that the General Court erred in determining the reference system for the tax measure,
the appellants argue that the General Court erred in designating the DUSS documents discovered during the first inspection as‘found by chance' within the meaning of the judgment in Dow Benelux.
The fifth plea in law is that the General Court erred in failing to take into account the value of the patent applications transferred from Servier to Lupin when setting the fine.
in that the Commission erred in concluding that the infringement continued between 12 August 2004
In its findings, the General Court erred in the legal interpretation of Article 11(9)
The fourth plea in law is that the General Court erred in respect of the obligation to have regard to both the gravity
The Tribunal therefore erred when it failed to address in any way the Czech Republic's arguments that the retroactive financing of investments made after the approval of the national programme of support was in accordance with EU law.
that Microsoft has not shown that the Commission erred in assessing the gravity
The Court concludes that the Commission erred in finding that they participated in the cartel and, accordingly,
However, that that court erred in convicting him because the decision of 22 October 2002 declaring him undesirable had,
In the second place, Spain submits that the General Court erred in law by failing to find that the tax treatment of financial goodwill constitutes a general measure or an independent or specific framework;
Moreover, the Supreme Court noted that the lower court also erred because the definition used to exclude Scientology also excludes Buddhism,
As the first argument alleged that the General Court erred in law when interpreting the case-law of the Court of Justice,
the district court erred in dismissing on jurisdictional grounds the Title VII claim with respect to the 1974 layoff.
It is apparent from the foregoing that the Commission erred in concluding at paragraph 138 of the Decision that the factors set out at paragraphs 128 to 137 thereof are evidence that there is already a tendency towards collective dominance in the market at present(most especially as regards the setting of capacity).