Sentence examples for wrongfully targeted from inspiring English sources

"Had Rolling Stone done the fact-checking and digging that they were legally and ethically required to do as journalists, dean Eramo would not have been so wrongfully targeted".

Madoff ruined more lives, but that doesn't make Armstrong's attacks less devastating for those wrongfully targeted.

This is after all, America, and it wouldn't be the first time that someone has wrongfully targeted a celebrity to cash in for themselves.

When they were released back into the general population, everyone understood that Rahim had been wrongfully targeted and assaulted, and he was entitled to vengeance.

"This registry would add on to those underlying problems by further stigmatizing, harassing and punishing many people who have already been wrongfully targeted and punished," he continued.

Several Asian-American legislators applauded the decision and are now calling for an investigation into the handling of Chen's case. . "Unfortunately, there have been multiple cases in which Chinese American scientists like Sherry have been wrongfully targeted and arrested for alleged espionage only to have those charges dropped with no explanation," Rep. Judy Chu (D-Calif). said in a statement.

"The real issue here is that a local ordinance is being misapplied to wrongfully target our service," the company said.

Senator John Kerry's campaign released a statement accusing the Republicans of "engaging in a desperate last-minute strategy to wrongfully target legal voters".

Meanwhile, despite a European court of human rights declaration that the stop-and-search powers granted under section 44 of the 2000 Terrorism Act were being wrongfully used to target photographers, the law is still apparently misunderstood even by the police themselves.

As the Securities and Exchange Commission later wrote when it fined Dell $100 million, the company "wrongfully made it appear that Dell was consistently meeting Wall Street earnings targets and reducing its operating expenses through the company's management and operations".

Pregnant women in El Salvador like Cristina who are wrongfully accused of having an abortion end up in prison with a target on their backs and experience severe discrimination, as well as physical and verbal abuse.