Sentence examples for had erroneously applied from inspiring English sources

The government's Supreme Court appeal, United States v. Cotton, No. 01-687, argued that the appeals court had erroneously applied a rule of automatic reversal.

In 2013, when the European Court (ECtHR) ruled that the WCC had erroneously applied the new code in certain cases, RS politicians toasted to their supposed vindication.

Mauro Russo, managing director at Ferrero, the maker of the Kinder Surprise, said the law had been erroneously applied to their product because the toy is an intrinsic part of the treat, not a "promotional gadget," as described by the legislation, that seeks to stimulate sales.

In the past, the term 'early prodrome' has been (erroneously) applied to childhood antecedents, such as pre-pubertal anxiety syndromes.

Ms. Kelly said "it turns out that New York had been erroneously applying the statute" since it was established.

Dr. Hatfill said that Mr. Kristof had erroneously reported that he had failed three polygraph exams.

But I had erroneously begun to believe she had some mysterious supply of feline lives.

It had erroneously been suggested that the king become a patient at Brislington House.

San Bernardino Police Chief Jarrod Burguan had erroneously given her age as 27.

We had (erroneously) believed that we were well-healed by now.

Additionally, Canavan attempted to explain that Fedmine had erroneously tagged the socio status as small business.