Sentence examples for was wrongly removed from inspiring English sources

On the flip side, Google has improved its "counter-notice" tools for those who believe their content was wrongly removed.

In its announcement today, Google notes that users can always file "counter notices" when they believe their content was wrongly removed from its index.

The party said Norma Woodward was wrongly removed as its Carmarthen East and Dinefwr candidate by a committee that overstepped its authority.

Instead, Cowan scheduled a five-day trial to begin May 6. Cowan's decision represents a significant victory for Herzer and her lawyers, who have argued that Herzer last fall was wrongly removed from a position of power.

The new law addresses another problem that arose in the last election by creating provisional ballots to prevent disfranchising citizens who are wrongly removed from the rolls.

Mr. Reid said in a statement that he supported Mr. Bogden because he was "a highly qualified and skilled lawyer who served Nevada well before being wrongly removed from office".

In separate civil rights lawsuits filed yesterday, five men said they were wrongly removed from commercial airline flights after Sept. 11 solely because other travelers or crew members objected to their Middle Eastern appearance.

Absent is any mention of recent cases in which courts found children had been wrongly removed to foster care because their mothers were battered, homeless or ineligible for public assistance.

It avoids the disadvantage of the traditional methods that smaller wavelet coefficients are wrongly removed.

But that's led to trouble for Facebook, as newsworthy historical photos including nudity and citizen journalism accounts of police violence have been wrongly removed, then restored after media backlash or executive review.

Longchamp, who had left England after Walter's intervention, now returned, and argued that he had been wrongly removed as justiciar.