Sentence examples for wrongfully ordered from inspiring English sources

PARIS — In a decision that may pose new risks for countries involved in international peacekeeping operations, the Dutch Supreme Court ruled Friday that the Netherlands was responsible for the deaths of three Bosnian Muslim men because Dutch peacekeepers had wrongfully ordered them to leave the United Nations compound during the 1995 Srebrenica massacre.

More than a dozen protesters who were arrested at a vigil for Alfred Olango in El Cajon on Oct. 1 filed a lawsuit Monday, claiming police wrongfully ordered them to disperse and violated their civil rights. .

One favoured by many companies would have capped the severance packages employers can be ordered to pay workers found to have been wrongfully dismissed.

Last year, citing a "grave miscarriage of justice" by the Commonwealth, a federal judge ruled Dennis was wrongfully convicted of murder, amid prosecutorial and police misconduct and questionable evidence, and ordered him released or retried.

A Quebec court has ordered two Montreal police officers to pay $15,000 to a prominent Canadian activist they wrongfully arrested and detained for five days in 2007.

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

Last week, documents from the infamous Trump University lawsuit were ordered to be made public by a judge who Donald Trump has called "a hater" and wrongfully identified as "Mexican" in the past.

NEWS ANALYSIS, PAGE A4 Review of Disability Cases A judge ordered the Social Security Administration to act promptly on the cases of New Yorkers who believe they were wrongfully denied disability benefits.

After a public outcry, a judge in Rio de Janeiro issued an injunction and ordered the organizers to immediately refrain from expelling "politicized spectators", saying that the law was being used wrongfully.

"We are asking the court to order Al Jazeera America to stop wrongfully withholding the escrow funds that belong to Current's former shareholders," said Boies, the attorney who famously represented Gore in 2000 during the tense recount of the U.S. presidential election.

Throwing out his conviction and death sentence and ordering the state to retry Dennis within 180 days or release him, Judge Brody declared that Dennis "was wrongfully convicted of murder and sentenced to die for a crime in all probability he did not commit".