Sentence examples for wrongfully rejected from inspiring English sources

Daniel Metcalfe, a longtime lawyer at the Justice Department who is representing Mr. Gerlich, said the inspector general's report indicated that as many as 359 applicants for the department's honors and intern program might have been wrongfully rejected in 2006 alone.

I asked Facebook if there was an appeals process for people who believe they've been wrongfully rejected from a Group.

And this count doesn't even include the disputed wrongfully rejected absentee ballots that the canvassing board ruled should be added to the final result.

What is needed, is a test that controls the chance of wrongfully rejecting the null hypothesis against the alternative of all significantly different target other tissue pairs.

To understand why this is the case, observe that Tukey Kramer and other common multiple comparison procedures like Bonferroni and Dunnett (Dunnett, 1955) control the chance of wrongfully rejecting the null hypothesis of no significantly different target other tissue pair against the alternative of at least one significantly different pair.

One evocative fresco depicts a miracle that is said to have occurred along that route: A teenager on the pilgrimage with his parents was wrongfully sent to the gallows after he rejected the amorous advances of an innkeeper's daughter, who spitefully planted a precious cup in his baggage and accused him of theft.

But jurors dismissed the DNA evidence and rejected the contention that Sam Sheppard had been wrongfully imprisoned.

He actually brandished one in a January 2007 confrontation with an appeals court judge who had rejected Mr. Kim's claim that Sungkyunkwan University had wrongfully terminated him.

Researchers also found that nearly half of those looking for work had rejected such offers despite fears among some claimants that job centres could wrongfully withdraw benefits if employment opportunities are turned down.

More than four decades after a Cleveland jury convicted Dr. Sam Sheppard of murdering his wife in a case that transfixed America, another Cleveland jury yesterday rejected his son's effort to prove that his father was innocent and had been wrongfully imprisoned.

A20 Sheppard's Son Fails With Jury A jury in Cleveland rejected an attempt by the son of Dr. Sam Sheppard to prove that the doctor had been wrongfully imprisoned for his wife's murder.