Sentence examples for erroneously charged from inspiring English sources
The 53-year-old was sacked in 1998 after being erroneously charged with sending racist, National Front hate mail to black colleagues at Ealing police station.
You'd probably find yourself not just having your benefits withdrawn, but also on an emergency code, erroneously charged tax that it would take you years to recover.
One 64-year-old woman spent two years fighting to save her home in Northwest after the tax office erroneously charged her $8.61 in interest.
DM, Malmesbury, Wiltshire After several phone calls from John Lewis your direct debit issues have been resolved and you have been refunded in full with the interest you were erroneously charged – £63.33.
After several phone calls from John Lewis your direct debit issues have been resolved and you have been refunded in full with the interest you were erroneously charged – £63.33.
In July this year, 14 former judges appealed to the president of India to use his powers to commute the sentences of 13 people placed on death row from 1996 to 2009, after the Supreme Court admitted that the 13 had been erroneously charged.
After hearing of the ordeal, The Consumerist cautioned its readers: "Word to the wise, if you got a large amount of credit back on your Bank of America credit card, better check your next statement to make sure they're not erroneously charging you interest".
"Hollywood has taught a lot of American history erroneously," he charged.
Otherwise this tRNA-Ile would be charged erroneously with methionine [ 132], reviewed in [ 83].
On May 22, 2000, she erroneously filed charges of verbal assault against Nívea Hernández, the mother of then-Puerto Rico Senator Kenneth McClintock who subsequently served as Minority Leader, and later President, of the Senate of Puerto Rico and now serves as Secretary of State, after a discussion ensued between her and an unidentified woman at a pharmacy in San Juan.
The acquittal resulted from the insufficiency of the Government's proof at trial to establish petitioner's connection with the gambling business, as the trial judge erroneously understood it to have been charged.
