Examples of using Erroneously in English and their translations into Slovak
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Such an assumption would be erroneously ignoring the imitation effect
If a person has been transferred erroneously or a decision to transfer is overturned on appeal
be willing to bear them because they erroneously put faith in the ill-founded expectations of researchers from wealthy universities who are themselves motivated in part to publish and move their careers forward.
The LAW 80(Light Anti-armour Weapon 80), sometimes erroneously referred to as LAW 94, is a man-portable, disposable anti-tank weapon currently in use by the British Army and a few other militaries.
We keep"eating" or"drinking" more and more, erroneously thinking that'more' is the answer to the problem,
The Commission submits that the Court of First Instance erroneously applied the caselaw mentioned in paragraph 22 of the present judgment,
Erroneously displayed land borders in the cadastral map
Some Muslims who are more familiar with the Quran than the Hadith erroneously believe that Muhammad had only four wives(the Quran limits a man to four- verse 4:3).
DHT and testosterone have erroneously been under attack as responsible hormones in prostate problems rather than the extreme rise in modern male estrogen levels,
The General Court erroneously stated that since(in its view)
One import authorisation from Italy for 2009 was erroneously labelled as‘withdrawn' when it should have remained active.
a national administrator acting on behalf of the account holder unintentionally or erroneously initiated one of the above-mentioned four types of transactions,
Ten years of work on a Green Paper erroneously entitled'Towards adequate,
be willing to bear them because they erroneously put faith in the ill-founded expectations of researchers from wealthy universities who are themselves motivated in part to publish.”.
be willing to bear them because they erroneously put faith in the ill-founded expectations of researchers from wealthy universities who are themselves motivated in part to publish and move their careers forward.
This article looks at how a delayed diagnosis because a physician erroneously assumed that blood was from hemorrhoids might amount to treatment that does not meet the standard of care and result in a medical malpractice case.
In that case Chief Justice Sutherland ruled erroneously that the President had broad,
Incidents have often erroneously been attributed to technology issues,
of these risks but be willing to bear them because they erroneously put faith in the ill-founded expectations of researchers from wealthy universities who are themselves motivated in part to publish.”.
If the applicant has failed to declare these claims in the proposal to open pre‑bankruptcy proceedings or if they have stated them erroneously, the debtor's employees and former employees