Sentence examples for wrongfully put from inspiring English sources

Maybe one day we'll be grown up in our attitude towards those who organise for workers' rights and try not to read too much into a nice ditty about a man who was almost certainly wrongfully put to death.

The police, having watched the show, realized they wrongfully put Krusty in jail for a crime he did not commit and head down the studio to arrest Sideshow Bob.

In North Carolina, police procedures changed after a white rape victim falsely identified her black assailant despite closely studying his features, only to later champion reforms with the man she had wrongfully put behind bars.

The N.A.A.C.P., the American Civil Liberties Union and three other civil rights groups want voters who were wrongfully purged from the rolls put back and standards created for voter registration.

They demanded again, and I, not trying to be one of those news stories of someone dying wrongfully because they refused to put their hands up, I just dropped my phone at that moment and kept going. .

Crawford's aunt, Latosha, said, "You put the guy in jail wrongfully for four and a half years, and then you ask us for money?

The first edition reveals cases where false captions were put on old videos, people were wrongfully identified as perpetrators of crimes or real facts were massively exaggerated.

Furthermore, failing to openly identify misses the opportunity to put a positive human face on a wrongfully vilified identity.

However, some nurses put false numbers on the orders to procure medicines wrongfully.

And the wrongfully convicted sometimes get another trial -- unless, of course, they have been put to death.

And while I'm not advocating caps on malpractice awards which I believe can be unfair to people who've been wrongfully harmed, I do think we need to explore a range of ideas about how to put patient safety first, let doctors focus on practicing medicine, and encourage broader use of evidence-based guidelines.