Sentence examples for was wrongly imposed from inspiring English sources
The ChevronTexaco project has been fighting a $71 million environmental fine it contends was wrongly imposed.
Andrew Jacobs (NYT) MORRISTOWN: KILLER SEEKS LIGHTER SENTENCE Sam Manzie, 18, argued yesterday that a sentence that leaves him ineligible for parole until he is 76 was wrongly imposed.
Celibacy itself, once recognized as a charism, a gift from God to a selected few, was wrongly imposed on the entire guild of the ordained; now to add this layer of self-hatred could sink the church.
Roshen claims that the penalties were wrongly imposed, and the current government says that the tax inspectors abused their power.
Breyer also cited to recent exonerations of people who were convicted, sentenced to die and were later found to have been innocent: "the evidence that the death penalty has been wrongly imposed (whether or not it was carried out), is striking".
He claimed that America was wrongly seeking to impose its own deadlines on the parties.
I was wrongly ejected from the flight".
Briggs' tribe was wrongly cited.
The spittoon was wrongly catalogued twice.
"I think he was wrongly advised," Mr. Fried said.
