It is hard to understand this blunder.

The organizers' blunder caused the death of the guy.

But the following day, Jamaica Elections said there had in fact been a procedural blunder

America s biggest strategic blunder in the Middle East arguably concerns the emergence of Iranian power.

In my view, this core tenet of supply side economics rests on a simple blunder.

President Vladimir Putin will visit Ukraine, the scene of his biggest foreign policy blunder, this weekend.

So leave them to blunder and play , until they encounter their Day which they are promised .

So leave them to blunder and play , until they meet their Day which they are promised .

So leave them to blunder and play , until they encounter their Day which they are promised .

But it lacks a sense of strategic urgency, which, given rising international tensions across Asia, amounts to a serious strategic blunder.

The 9 11 terrorists second blunder was to believe that their terrorist attacks would inspire irresistible surge in anti Western Islamist extremism.

To amend their major blunder, Petronas should withdraw the advert forthwith and stick to producing value based adverts that Petronas traditionally do.

Republicans will blame their defeat in November on the Fed s monetary stimulus (if not on the ineffectiveness of Mitt Romney s blunder filled campaign).

Treasury s refusal to do so is a monumental blunder that risks a general meltdown, the consequences of which will extend far beyond America s shores.

What is certain as every recent example shows is that, in an increasingly transparent and interdependent world, isolation is less a splendor than a blunder.

The reasons were always the same politico religious fanaticism and the blunder of challenging the prevailing world powers hence modern Zionism s obsessive quest for a binding alliance with a superpower.

Indeed, even now, when it is widely admitted that the invasion of Iraq was a blunder, the â œwar on terrorâ remains the frame into which American policy has to fit.

Those who gave the lie to Our signs are deaf and dumb and blunder about in darkness . Allah causes whomsoever He wills to stray in error , and sets whomsoever He wills on the straight way . '

Those who gave the lie to Our signs are deaf and dumb and blunder about in darkness . Allah causes whomsoever He wills to stray in error , and sets whomsoever He wills on the straight way . '

In America, the Federal Reserve is bound to become much more politicized as a result. Republicans will blame their defeat in November on the Fed s monetary stimulus (if not on the ineffectiveness of Mitt Romney s blunder filled campaign).

At the beginning of the twenty first century, when dialogue with the Islamic world is one of the Western world s key challenges, Europe would commit a historic strategic blunder if it were to close its doors to Turkey.

If God were to accelerate the ill for the people , as they wish to accelerate the good , their term would have been fulfilled . But We leave those who do not expect Our encounter to blunder in their excesses .

If God were to accelerate the ill for the people , as they wish to accelerate the good , their term would have been fulfilled . But We leave those who do not expect Our encounter to blunder in their excesses .

Whereas the demands of Arab demonstrators concern governance at home, the current turmoil can be used to help end a conflict that has confounded the world for decades. Delaying the Israeli Palestinian peace process would be a costly blunder.

Militarily it is an open question, and politically it is a blunder. Churchill s assessment undoubtedly rings true for many United States and NATO officials today, as they attempt to coordinate an exit from America s longest overseas combat commitment in history.

Polls suggest that Britain s referendum on continued EU membership, which Cameron has promised to hold by the end of 2017, will be a close call. But it would be both a blunder and a tragedy were Britons to vote for Brexit as a form of protection against tumult on the continent.