Sentence examples for incorrectly told from inspiring English sources

The agency acknowledged that the screener had incorrectly told the parents that the child needed to be patted down and incorrectly told the mother that it was illegal for her to record the encounter.

One Santander adviser incorrectly told researchers that its investments were covered up to £85,000 instead of £50,000.

And then they are incorrectly told, even if the public is behind them, that they have no remedies in the law.

In his lawsuit, Marchiano said that the station incorrectly told The Daily News that he had voluntarily retired from the station.

He said that a worker from a contractor who took part in the cleanup incorrectly told residents their wells were contaminated.

Judge Rakoff incorrectly told the jury that Terra Firma had the burden of proof in showing that it relied on Citigroup's supposed misrepresentations, when according to English law, the burden fell upon Citigroup to prove that it did not lie.

The companies that service mortgages, typically large banks, continually lose homeowner paperwork and incorrectly tell homeowners that they must be delinquent to qualify.

Romano has a client whose appellate lawyer cut and pasted into her brief for him the more serious criminal history of another man — incorrectly telling the judges that her client was far more violent when he actually was.

Yet here it is, on the cusp of the new rules, sending the wrong notification and incorrectly telling an EU user that facial recognition is on.

In Iowa, Cruz's campaign caught heat for sending an email to its volunteers on caucus night (incorrectly) telling them that Ben Carson was dropping out and encouraging caucusgoers to move over to their side.

The IPCC's 13-year history has been characterised by a series of grave errors in high-profile death in custody cases, including "inadvertently" and incorrectly telling journalists that Mark Duggan – whose murder by police was a catalyst for the 2011 London "riots" – had shot at the police.