Sentence examples for have acted wrongly from inspiring English sources

"Those who ordered a finding of gross negligence have now been shown to have acted wrongly.

And in the myriad investigations that followed the collapses of Enron and WorldCom, neither Moody's nor S&P was found to have acted wrongly.

"Those found to have acted wrongly should face reductions in their pensions and be forced to repay any compensation payments they may have received".

The chief constables of West Mercia, West Midlands and Warwickshire concede the police officers may have acted wrongly, but say they did nothing to warrant disciplinary action.

"We have been and we will continue to be willing to take responsibility where state agencies have acted wrongly … but the misdeeds of the few should never be allowed to tarnish the heroism of the many".

The baleful consequence of the policy was that the housing market took wings and the household sector loaded up on debt that proved to be unsustainable.Mr King's trenchant critique has merit, but it does not necessarily mean that central bankers have acted wrongly since the crisis.

Strathclyde said on Wednesday the Lords had acted "wrongly, deplorably and unnecessarily".

Judge Kaplan's decision, it should be noted, was on a motion to dismiss and was not a finding that anyone had acted wrongly.

I'm still today being accused of having acted wrongly when I suspended or fired or put on early retirement 22 generals and very senior officers.

The court had acted wrongly by applying the law retroactively to acts that happened in 2006, he said, and had failed to prove that Mr. Irham had intended for others to see and spread private videos.

Clinton backed up her criticism of Israel with another strong admonition of the Palestinians and said that they had acted wrongly and unilaterally in gaining improved recognition at the UN.