The phrase "as wrongful" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is considered to be unjust or morally wrong in a specific context.
Example: "The actions taken by the organization were deemed as wrongful, leading to public outcry and demands for accountability."
Alternatives: "as unjust" or "as immoral".
"Obviously a herniated disc isn't half as bad as wrongful death," Mr. Geistfeld said.
The suit alleges violations of Hunt's constitutional rights, as well as wrongful death, and says Saratoga Springs didn't give its officers proper training on using non-lethal force.
More generally, it invites us to broaden our understanding of what it means for law to identify conduct as wrongful, and for law to set up schemes for holding wrongdoers accountable.
"The U.S.O.C. has thrown roadblocks in the path of antidoping enforcement," Exum said in a 31-page complaint that seeks compensation for what he described as wrongful termination, in part because he is black.
But wrongful acquittals can be just as harmful as wrongful convictions, not just to the reputation of justice but to, for example, a rape victim imprisoned in her own home by the knowledge that her assailant is free.
Adding to the pressure on Qatar, the case has been taken up by the California Innocence Project, a San Diego-based group that seeks to publicize what it regards as wrongful imprisonments, and the David House Agency, a Los Angeles-based group that specializes in helping clients entangled in complicated legal crises abroad.
It is plagiarism of the work... defined by the Oxford English Dictionary as 'the wrongful appropriation or purloining, and publication as one's own, of the ideas, or the expression of the ideas... of another.' " In his review, Leavitt fails to identify the factual basis of Spender's suit as plagiarism and inaccurately implies that Olafsson has committed a similar infringement.
He deserves to take his rightful place in the history of Penn State, not as the wrongful focal point of a tragic scandal, but as the man who more than any other represented this great University.
And it appears the false reports were not viewed as particularly wrongful because they were made to counteract the cheating of others – or the "everyone else was doing it" defense.
The Court of Appeals acknowledged that Rodrigue clearly establishes that the remedy for personal injury, as for wrongful death, cannot be derived from admiralty law but must be governed by the law of the adjacent State, Louisiana.
"Here it is conceded by all that the only source of [Andrews'] right not to be discharged, and therefore to treat an alleged discharge as a "wrongful" one that entitled him to damages, is the [CBA]...
