Sentence examples for wrongfully took from inspiring English sources

James P. Hoffa, the Teamsters' president, has fired his chief of staff, Carlow Scalf, after Mr. Scalf served a 60-day suspension on charges that he wrongfully took a housing allowance of $69,000 over three years, the union said.

That breach of contract case alleged that Mikovits wrongfully took laboratory notebooks and other data from her lab after WPI fired her.

Some detractors believe Ariyaratne wrongfully took credit for pioneering the "shramadana movement" in Sri Lanka though he is generally credited with its rapid expansion.

That included Maguire, who is now being sued by the trustee of those who lost money in the ponzi scheme; because, the trustee believes, the game was not licensed with the state of California, they claim that Maguire wrongfully took their clients' money when he allegedly won games against Ruderman.

"Not one dollar was wrongfully taken," Mr. Shargel said.

Replevin, also called revendication, a form of lawsuit in common-law countries, such as England, Commonwealth countries, and the United States, for return of personal property wrongfully taken and for compensation for resulting loss.

Several jurors said in interviews that they had struggled with finding that the defendants intended to wrongfully take the money and that they had had to be persuaded by other jurors on that issue.

Mr. Webb is also representing the two children of Robert A. Pritzker, an heir to a family fortune in Chicago, who have accused their father and cousins of wrongfully taking up to a billion dollars from their trust accounts.

The accusations contained in the six-page charge sheet, copies of which the Air Force provided tonight, include wrongfully taking photographs of the camp sites, transferring classified information to an unclassified computer and unlawfully delivering baklava to detainees.

Tenant advocates say the rent credits are inadequate, and they want the agency to compensate those wrongfully taken to court and to reimburse those who made payments on their rent arrears, like Ms. Rivera.

(Mr. Morrissey was suspended for having wrongfully taken almost a million dollars out of an escrow account belonging to a company he represented and for deceiving one of the firm's executives).