Sentence examples for wrongfully reporting from inspiring English sources
Mindful of pledges to Congress that they would not repeat the errors of the 2000 presidential election -- when they were accused of interfering with voting by wrongfully reporting that Al Gore had won Florida before the polls closed -- they did their best to keep those results to themselves until the last votes were cast.
Unfortunately, FVC.com subsequently restated its earnings on wrongfully reported revenues.
Although Tinder officials unban the person who was wrongfully reported, they have no way of preventing it from happening again.
Then came the lawsuit against UploadVR for "rampant" sexual behavior in the workplace and one against SoFi by a former employee who alleged he was wrongfully terminated for reporting the sexual harassment of female employees.
The senior operations manager who filed the lawsuit, Brandon Charles, says he was wrongfully terminated for reporting sexual harassment of female colleagues by their managers, as well as for outing several managers who he claims improperly recorded loans in order to goose their bonus pay.
But Nicollette Sheridan, below, a former star of that ABC prime-time serial, says those same conditions existed behind the scenes at the show, whose producers she is suing, asserting she was assaulted and wrongfully terminated, The Associated Press reported.
Daniel Donovan says in a whistleblower case that he was wrongfully fired Dec. 6 after refusing to participate in the deletions and reporting them to a supervisor.
But Proper Media says Snopes founder and leader David Mikkelson does have control over the domain and that nothing is being "wrongfully withheld," the New York Times reported.
Daniel Donovan says in a whistleblower case that he was wrongfully fired on 6 December 2015 after refusing to participate in the deletions and reporting them to a supervisor.
FINANCIAL TIMES R.B.S. Sued by Former Employee Over Bonus | A former head of emerging market rates for the Royal Bank of Scotland claims his bonus was wrongfully forfeited, Bloomberg News reports.
At least 26 of the 119 who were in CIA custody "were wrongfully held," the report states.
