Sentence examples for was wrongly listed from inspiring English sources

Andrew Tyrie, the chairman of the commons treasury select committee, told the BBC that he was wrongly listed as a signatory of a letter to the prime minister and he knew of six other Tory MPs who were also wrongly listed.

When former Downey Mayor Mario Guerra was wrongly listed as a Trump delegate, the Republican received many angry emails and phone calls from his constituents, accusing him of being disloyal to his ethnicity.

They lack transparency and any available process to get off the lists if people believe they've been wrongly listed," Kassem said.

Harris and other Republican office holders made a few mistakes, scratching off people who just happened to have the same names or initials as criminals or people whose houses were wrongly listed on local tax records as vacant lots.

Speakers sometimes back out, she stated, which may explain why they are wrongly listed on a program.

Inaccurate information on the position of nodes may result in a node being wrongly listed as within its neighbors' transmission range.

"On the front end, it results in people being wrongly listed, and on the back end, there's not a fair process to correct government errors".

The NRA and other opponents insisted that Feinstein's bill could prevent people who are wrongly listed as terrorism suspects from gaining access to firearms.

Patients who died outside the Netherlands were wrongly listed as 'alive'alive

After Webb was wrongly discredited, the list of "stories too true to tell" kept growing longer and longer: That invading Iraq had nothing to do with 9/11, that Wall Street's astronomical profits of the 2000s were built upon a bed of fraud, and that "homeland security" had become an excuse to spy upon law-abiding American citizens.

It follows a complaint by Paul Spearritt, who claims his late brother's name was wrongly put onto a list of survivors read out by an officer, whom he believes may have been Sir Bernard.