Sentence examples for wrongfully determined from inspiring English sources

Ms. Robinson sued the Department of Homeland Security and, in May 2007, a federal district court judge in New Jersey ruled that the federal government had wrongfully determined that she was no longer the spouse of her late husband.

It overturned a May 2007 ruling by a federal district court judge in New Jersey that the federal government had wrongfully determined that Ms. Robinson, 31, was no longer the spouse of her late husband.

With one exception, the reports says there are no CIA records that indicate that anyone was held accountable for "the detention of individuals the CIA itself determined were wrongfully detained".

Last week, a Denver jury determined that he had been wrongfully dismissed because of his political views, though he was awarded only $1 in damages.

She wouldn't see him outside the walls of a prison until 27 years later, in 2009, when the courts determined that he had been wrongfully convicted.

This ruling excused the political opponents of Mr. Sutherland for violating statutory law and wrongfully accessing his wife's driving and 911 records, because it determined that these records were not of a sufficiently "intimate" nature to warrant constitutional privacy protections.

A Northern California jury determined in 2010 that Oracle should be paid $1.3 billion over accusations SAP subsidiary TomorrowNow wrongfully downloaded millions of Oracle files.

The Florida Supreme Court has determined, in a way that would be unremarkable but for the stakes in this election, that in order to determine whether lawfully cast ballots have been wrongfully excluded from the certified vote tally in this election, they must be examined.

In 2011, regulators mandated that 14 banks employ consultants to determine whether homeowners were wrongfully evicted.

In late 2011, regulators ordered the nation's largest banks to hire consultants to determine whether homeowners were wrongfully evicted.

Initially, defendants seeking reversal on appeal must provide the appellate court with an adequate record for determining whether they were wrongfully excluded from a material stage of trial (see, People v Kinchen, 60 NY2d 772).