Sentence examples for awards erroneously from inspiring English sources
A brief survey of patient advocacy Web sites reveals that most patients oppose any limits on financial awards, erroneously assuming that the current system is working to protect them.
A report in the "Arts, Briefly" column on Wednesday about nominations for the MTV Video Music Awards erroneously included the singer Alicia Keys as the host of the awards ceremony on Sept. 6.
Correction: September 23 , 2001 Sunday An article on Sept. 9 about the film "Ali," directed by Michael Mann, credited Mr. Mann with an award erroneously.
Correction: November 7, 2002, Thursday Because of an editing error, a sports article yesterday about the selection of Randy Johnson of Arizona for his fourth consecutive National League Cy Young award referred erroneously to the teams for which Greg Maddux pitched when he, too, won four in a row.
The 89th Academy Awards have come to an end, where "Moonlight" was awarded the best picture Oscar after it was erroneously awarded to "La La Land" in a moment of onstage confusion.
"La La Land" cast and crew quickly learned they were erroneously awarded the Best Picture honor.
The Dodd-Frank Act has a provision called "Recovery of Erroneously Awarded Compensation".
Later that day, Argentina was erroneously awarded a goal against Mexico when forward Carlos Tévez's score was allowed to stand even though Tévez was clearly offside.
The Arsenal manager complained there had been an offside in the buildup to Martina's opener, a foul by Shane Long before the second and an erroneously awarded corner on the third.
Swarbrick denied Swansea what looked to be a clear penalty at Chelsea, Anthony Taylor erroneously awarded Burnley a spot-kick in March and Clement maintains that Mike Dean unfairly penalised Swansea prior to Manchester City scoring a late winner in February.
In the official scoring for that 2008 match, it was determined that Barnes did not land one punch, though replays showed that some of his punches were erroneously awarded to Zou.
