Sentence examples for mistakenly linked from inspiring English sources

His file also mistakenly linked him to another "Mrs Gardner", as well as his own wife.

NatWest indicated that a tracing agent acting on its behalf had mistakenly linked Gardner with another man with the same name and a similar date of birth.

Police in Rhode Island said they were working on Wednesday to determine whether a body found in Providence Harbor is that of a Brown student, missing since March, who was mistakenly linked to the Boston bombings last week.

Monday's announcement came after Ken MacQuarrie, director of BBC Scotland, reported his findings into the Newsnight story on 2 November that mistakenly linked a Conservative peer to allegations of child sexual abuse Tim Davie, the acting BBC director general, is expected to set out details of the MacQuarrie report's findings later on Monday, briefing staff and doing broadcast interviews.

The ruling by Judge Anne L. Aiken of Federal District Court in Portland was in the case of Brandon Mayfield, a lawyer in Portland who was arrested and jailed after the Federal Bureau of Investigation mistakenly linked him to the Madrid train bombings in March 2004.

As Mr. Kristof indicates in the example of seeking the cause of autism, answers are not easy, and quick answers can sometimes do more harm than good -- as when parents stopped vaccinating their children because of a study in Britain that mistakenly linked vaccinations to autism.

The clear implication is that there is a base line level of somatic noise in the general population that people can mistakenly link to all kinds of causes.

By mistakenly linking reductions in Start III (our missile offense) to the minor modification of ABM (our missile defense), Clinton played into Russian hands, making future arms negotiation more difficult for his American successor.

"Many people mistakenly link the growth of entrepreneurship and Tahrir Square.

Are we mistakenly linking a terrorist organization with a home-grown insurgency that is involved in a civil war with the ruling government?

The police killing of a man mistakenly thought to be linked to the London terror attacks has prompted a huge political controversy, but legally rests on one crucial question: were police reasonably responding to what they saw as a threat to the public?