Sentence examples for erroneously challenged from inspiring English sources

In a letter sent Friday, Matthew Donnelly of the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division said Waxman had erroneously challenged the agency's right to investigate Harvard under Title VI and had proposed a plan to give restricted access to limited documents.

Teresa Sharp, the Ohio grandmother I described at the opening of my piece on the myth of voter fraud, whose right to vote was erroneously challenged by an Ohio offshoot of True the Vote, has gotten the ultimate revenge, as President Obama might put it, and cast her ballot.

By Jane Mayer November 6, 2012 Teresa Sharp, the Ohio grandmother I described at the opening of my piece on the myth of voter fraud, whose right to vote was erroneously challenged by an Ohio offshoot of True the Vote, has gotten the ultimate revenge, as President Obama might put it, and cast her ballot.

Of course, when some outlets in the popular media distort or misrepresent evolutionary research (e.g., when the discovery of a new hominid fossil is erroneously heralded as "challenging evolutionary theory"; Borenstein 2007; Spoor et al. 2007), Evo in the News explains the science behind the hype and why particular evolutionary issues are likely to be misinterpreted.

Cryptic species, two or more distinct species that are erroneously classified (and hidden) under one species name, have challenged taxonomic research for nearly 300 years since they were firstly recognized, and even before the Linnaean classification system was adopted [1], [2].

It erroneously assumes that judges can ascertain the appropriate criteria and objectively apply them to challenged evidence before litigation unfolds, and before methodological disputes are sorted out during that process.

At the time he was fourteen, and later erroneously informed Edgar Snow that Luo was aged twenty, a claim independently accepted by Mao biographers Ross Terrill and Philip Short, but later challenged by biographers Jung Chang and Jon Halliday, and Alexander V. Pantsov and Steven I. Levine, who established that she was eighteen.

Federal Appeal In a decision more surprising for its vote than for its outcome, the court ruled that the federal appeals court in St . Louishad erroneously barred a convicted murderer from challenging his conviction in a federal petition for habeas corpus.

Those who challenge these laws typically assume erroneously that such communities are opposed to higher levels of policing.

INSTANT REPLAY: Plays may now be reviewed even if a head coach erroneously throws the challenge flag on plays that are subject to automatic review.

However, we have used three different estimates since beginning this work, with consistent results.Some researchers challenge ecological studies because they may lead to erroneously attributing illness at the group level to the individual.