Sentence examples for by the wrongful from inspiring English sources

Damages, in law, money compensation for loss or injury caused by the wrongful act of another.

The action is propelled by the wrongful belief of the wife of Monsieur Chandebise that he is having an affair.

Trover damages are measured by the market value of the object (not its replacement cost) plus compensation for deprivation of use and compensation for other losses naturally and proximately caused by the wrongful taking.

Attorney Peter Dee, who is representing the Rantas in the lawsuit, says the family was "ripped apart" by the wrongful conviction.

In case of errors on the doctor side, he/she could try to cover the tracks by changing the wrongful data that led to the treatment.

The question is the trustworthiness of the underlying data and execution chains, especially considering manipulation, e.g., in the aftermath of a wrong treatment: In case of errors on the doctor side, he/she could try to cover the tracks by changing the wrongful data that led to the treatment.

In Ocasio's case, the underlying criminal act is federal extortion, defined as "obtaining property from another" by resorting to the wrongful use of force and one's position of authority.

He was charged on five counts: with the theft of the picture; with the theft of the frame; with demanding money from Lord Robbins with menaces; with demanding money with menaces similarly from the editor of the Daily Mirror; and with "causing a nuisance to the public by the unlawful removal and wrongful detaining of a painting on display at the National Gallery".

The lust for Latino lucre Microsoft blues ReprintsThe point of collective action is to enable people who have been injured by the same wrongful behaviour, but are unlikely to be compensated much individually, to pool their costs to secure redress.

By 13 April, further details had emerged; the number of the men on strike was actually 32, and it had been caused by the alleged wrongful dismissal of three men who had left for their lunch break early.

Readers were moved by our cover article on the wrongful incarceration of Kerry Sanders.