misjudgments

Another view holds that it was management errors and misjudgments by regulators that made the bank vulnerable.

It is to the National Gallery's credit that it has included some of its expensive misjudgments.

He has not been helped by the recession and swelling unemployment, nor by various political misjudgments, including over his private life.

But we would be wiser to look for a simpler world, more resilient to human error and the inevitable misjudgments.

On the contrary, the process of practice and misjudgments system for investigating abuses continued to arise.

The last six decades have seen extraordinary accomplishments, misjudgments and atrocities and remarkable reversals.

He issued a public apology, saying that as a result of " misjudgments " before the issue of these messages.

People were making misjudgments all the time on her mood.

This is one of the many misjudgments of European officials in respect of this crisis.

The Obama administration's troubles are the result not of excessive ambition, but of policy and political misjudgments.

He also reminds us of the need to look at our past with honesty and acknowledge mistakes and misjudgments.

The investigation may reveal other misjudgments, too.

MODERATOR: Senator Kerry, what colossal misjudgments , in your opinion, has President Bush made in these areas?

We might eliminate the more than ninety percent of traffic crashes that are caused by human errors such as misjudgments and inattention.

Some will be based on misjudgments, and others will simply be pretextual - justifying aggression under the guise of preemption.