Sentence examples for of wrongful order from inspiring English sources
Federalizing this work force will help reduce the incidence of wrongful order completion.
Correction: May 22 , 2004 Saturday An article on May 14 about psychological factors that motivate some people to resist wrongful orders misstated the title of Dr. Elliot Aronson, an expert on social influence at the University of California, Santa Cruz.
The lawsuit is asking a judge for an injunction against police to stop wrongful orders to disperse and the arrest of peaceful protesters.
Thus, she contends that "the act of demeaning is the wrong of wrongful discrimination" (2008: 172008
Signs of Wrongful Justice Certainly, many of them have been ordered to die for crimes, like bribery, that would earn them only brief jail terms in the West.
"For the S.E.C. to claim that this is evidence of wrongful and fraudulent conduct is not consistent with the order entered by the judge".
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Misidentification is the country's leading cause of wrongful convictions.
Eyewitness identification is the most common cause of wrongful convictions.
She said there was a "substantial likelihood" of wrongful arrests.
