Sentence examples for that is wrongly from inspiring English sources

Florida's Agency for Health Care Administration AHCAA) has recovered up to $50m a year solely from hospitals billing for treatment of illegal aliens that is wrongly coded as "emergency care".

That is not a defence of Mackay and Moody; it is, like it or not, the nature of the industry, the type of language that is wrongly, but occasionally, exchanged.

As stated by Gwiazda et al. (2005), fecal-Pb reflects unabsorbed, ingested Pb plus Pb that is eliminated via endogenous fecal (biliary) routes; interindividual variations in these physiologic processes may show up as variation that is wrongly attributable to environmental Pb exposure.

The BBC said the settlement was comprehensive and reflects the gravity of the allegations that were wrongly made.

But we also need to see more open discussion of issues that are wrongly shrouded in silence and stigma.

This article was amended on 22 December 2015 to remove a quote from Michael Heseltine that was wrongly attributed to Norman Tebbit.

I will obviously be paying back any money that was wrongly claimed immediately and have already contacted IPSA (Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority) regarding the correct procedure".

"Today's victory reaffirms that the Marises managed a successful and profitable distributorship that was wrongly taken from them," Mr. Gary said in a statement.

United fans will rightly point to Scholes second goal that was wrongly disallowed - but on balance Porto probably just about deserved it.

And the payment providers and ad networks could not be sued by sites that were wrongly cut off, so their easiest course of action might be to just comply with copyright owners' requests.

In federal whistle-blower, or qui tam, suits filed under the False Claims Act, private citizens file fraud complaints on behalf of the federal government, seeking to recover public money that was wrongly paid out.