Sentence examples for wrongful policies from inspiring English sources

The regiment – after losing nearly 200 men to wounds and disease — was mustered out of the Army on Aug. 29, 1865, having successfully stood up to rebel fire and to the wrongful policies of its own government.

As with other civil rights statutes, the court said, the "central purpose" of the Voting Rights Act provision on attorney fees was "vindicating the national policy against wrongful discrimination by encouraging victims to make the wrongdoers pay at law".

Other work carried out by the INUK includes research and public communications on wrongful convictions, which can effect policy reforms.

"New York has a demonstrated problem with eyewitness misidentification and false confessions leading to wrongful convictions," said Stephen Saloom, the policy director of the Innocence Project.

If he survives the inquiry into the de Menezes shooting he should realize that true accountability requires him to acknowledge the seriousness of a wrongful death and question a policy of obvious dubious legality in shoot to kill.

The proposal, which calls for $10 million for each player, could put the city in a financial bind, because its insurance policy covers only $5 million for "wrongful action," with a $500,000 deductible.

That made Mr. D'Sa's dismissal a "wrongful termination in violation of public policy," a significant finding because it entitled Mr. D'Sa to seek payments for emotional distress if his case went to trial.

Wrongful dismissals that do not involve public policy issues entitle workers to claim only back wages and other economic damages.

Mr. Dunn said those arrests were wrongful because they were based on the policy that others have charged is unconstitutional.

It is clear that the policy of the bar was wrong, but the question of what makes the policy and other instances direct discrimination wrongful will be put on hold until section 4.1 below.

Wrongful killing may always be wrong, but is killing?