Sentence examples for stated wrongly from inspiring English sources

The original stated wrongly that Richard Hoggart's grandmother lived in a back-to-back in Hunslet.

In last week's issue, we stated wrongly that the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand had defaulted on loans from the World Bank.

The report has been pored over by climate sceptics for errors since last November when it emerged that the IPCC had stated, wrongly, that Himalayan glaciers could melt by 2035.

Tom Golisano sued Gov. George E. Pataki for libel yesterday over a campaign mailing that stated wrongly that Mr. Golisano had fled the state in the face of criminal charges.

In conversation with RÚV he said that it should at least be given due consideration, stated (wrongly) that other countries, such as Canada and Australia, offered citizenship to solvent, wealthy investors, and reminded viewers that Icelandic citizenship had been granted under exceptional circumstances in the past – most famously in the case of former chess champion Bobby Fischer.

A reporter for the local CBS-TV affiliate, for example, stated wrongly on the air that it was a felony to possess someone else's ballot — which, if true, would pose a huge problem for the dump-Arpaio groups that have been scouring the county gathering early-voting ballots for delivery to election officials.

When he was coach at Chelsea, he was fined and banned by UEFA for stating, wrongly, that a Swedish referee, Anders Frisk, had been visited in his dressing room at halftime by the coach of Barcelona.

His view was that, sadly, none of this any longer mattered to most people and that, comfortingly, history did not repeat itself only historians did that.Christopher Lee"This Sceptred Isle BBC Radio 4LondonWatts wrongSIR – You state wrongly that Congressman J.C. Watts represents Oklahoma's third district, or "Little Dixie" ("Ave atque vale", July 6th).

The appeals court said the state wrongly changed the policy to include people convicted of felonies but sentenced to a year or less in a local county jail.

Although elections are generally considered state matters, the federal government has a proud tradition of enacting laws, like the Voting Rights Act of 1965, when states wrongly deprive some of their citizens of the franchise.

Because many of the Jewish communities in the UK and North America were Ashkenazi, many people here and in the States wrongly believe that this food – with its cholent, holishkes and knishes – is all there is to Jewish cooking.