Sentence examples for to wrongful from inspiring English sources

It might lead to wrongful arrests.

Regulators have contended that such practices led to wrongful evictions.

The hospital is no stranger to wrongful death charges.

Rather, he said he discovered "numerous flaws that can lead to wrongful convictions or discriminatory treatment".

Hindley's situation had changed from rightful punishment for heinous crimes to wrongful imprisonment "by popular demand".

The Workman case is set against a national backdrop of growing attention to wrongful capital convictions.

"Forensic science actually can sometimes contribute to wrongful convictions," says Jessica Gabel, a Georgia State University law professor.

And while it would put an end to wrongful executions, it might well lead to more overall injustice.

While errors might lead to wrongful arrest, "it's contamination that is the primary factor in wrongful convictions," he said.

He earned a fortune by suing firms, typically after a fall in their share prices, which he would allege was due to wrongful behaviour by managers.

Like rivals, the bank faces claims that it used shoddy documents in foreclosure proceedings that might have led to wrongful evictions.