She said: "Wrongly applied sanctions move jobseekers further away from the job market, undermining government efforts to increase growth in the UK's ailing economy by getting more people off benefit and into work.
A class-action lawsuit filed last year asserted that the policy had been wrongly applied.
But, unlike many minimalist compositions a label wrongly applied to his work it is not repetitious.
The name aurochs has sometimes been wrongly applied to the European bison, or wisent (Bison bonasus).
The tax bill followed a decision that a tax exemption for places of worship had been wrongly applied to church-owned commercial properties.
For example, the term is sometimes wrongly applied when other concepts such as custom, tradition, role, or norm would be more accurate.
Amtrak insisted on the same Valspar paint, Mr. Campbell said, on the disputed notion that perhaps the paint had been wrongly applied.
Maron, who hosts the terrific podcast "WTF" and had a not-great series on IFC, is a strong flavor, the kind that might ruin a recipe if wrongly applied.
In my own essay on the arts and health, I argue that the potential medical value of arts therapy is wrongly applied to the arts in general, with confusing results.
The police apparently did not use a charge, parading without a permit, that judges have said was either unconstitutional or wrongly applied to the Critical Mass ride, said Gideon O. Oliver, a lawyer who has represented dozens of the riders.
Wrongly applied, however, this approach would equate the without case to the status quo: it would assume that without the SE, sales of existing Macintoshes would continue at their current level.
