Sentence examples for wrongful decisions from inspiring English sources

"The feeling then," he said, "was if a crime had been committed, it was important to discover who the persons were who made the wrongful decisions".

Don't make innocents suffer the outcome of your wrongful decision".

That has been a wrongful decision".

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Awarding gift vouchers for Home Office officials is not the solution to the sticky issue of the embarrassingly large number of wrongful UK Border Agency decisions.

"Court decisions overturning wrongful convictions don't seem to bring about meaningful reform," said Joel Rudin, Mr. Ramos's lawyer, in a statement released yesterday.

Over time, regulations around deadly force have been narrowed in response to Supreme Court decisions, and wrongful death civil lawsuits that police have lost.

I start by relating the concept of a life worth living to future well-being, and point out an analogy with debates about "wrongful life" in conception decisions.

If one gay married partner driving to Florida is hurt in a car accident, does the other have a spouse's right to make medical decisions or file a wrongful death suit?

148 days after my release, the U.S. Supreme Court reinstated my wrongful conviction with a per curiam decision, which means my attorneys were denied the right to file briefs or oral arguments (normal procedures).

"The continued refusal of this administration to answer these simple questions is proof wrongful political considerations were behind the administration decision to drop charges against their political ally".