Sentence examples for was wrongly advised from inspiring English sources

"I think he was wrongly advised," Mr. Fried said.

Unfortunately, the policy was incorrectly applied in this case, and the journalist was wrongly advised.

The bank was allowed to skip the interest bill after the country's top tax official, David Hartnett, was wrongly advised there was a "legal impediment" to collecting it.

The home secretary may have been wrongly advised that the medical reports on Pinochet are confidential.

We then discovered we had been wrongly advised about our grounds for an appeal, which had to be withdrawn.

She points to a recent case where people were wrongly advised that they did not qualify for benefits.

Last week, their lawyers lodged papers in the high court, arguing that councillors who decided against a no-incineration policy were wrongly advised by council officers.

Workers including nurses and teachers were wrongly advised by commission-hungry sales staff to opt out of company pension schemes and take out less advantageous personal plans.

FINANCIAL TIMES | NEW YORK TIMES Banks Pay Out Fraction of Payment Insurance Money | British banks paid out £215 million in the first half of this financial year to cover borrowers who were wrongly advised to buy payment protection insurance, The Financial Times reports.

So far nearly £2 billion has been repaid to more than 330,000 investors, many of whom were wrongly advised between 1988 and 1994 to leave lucrative company pension schemes and take out inferior personal plans.

Kathryn H. Schmitz, an associate professor at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine and the study's lead author, notes that in the past, patients were wrongly advised to avoid activity after a heart attack or a back injury.