Sentence examples for wrongly adjudged from inspiring English sources

Amin Younes was wrongly adjudged to be offside before playing the ball to Viktor Fischer, who lashed the ball beyond Craig Gordon anyway.

In the first half the Viola were denied a penalty when Olof Mellberg tripped Stevan Jovetic, and a goal when Alberto Gilardino was wrongly adjudged to have been offside.

That opinion changed following England's game against Germany in the 2010 South Africa World Cup when Frank Lampard's shot on goal was wrongly adjudged not to have crossed the line.

The first half alone was an epic, showcasing seven legitimate goals, another wrongly adjudged not to have crossed the line, appalling defending that warranted a pre-half time tactical substitution and the kind of end-to-end football used to justify the Premier League's unofficial reputation as the best league in the world.

Hoolahan appeared to have put the Irish ahead on two minutes as he touched on Whelan's already goal-bound volley into the net from close range after a superb James McClean cross but the Norwich midfielder was wrongly adjudged to be offside.

In an age when a small band of terrorists can wreak havoc on a vast scale, it is said, civil liberties entail a "marginal cost": better to wrongly imprison a suspect than let one go if the risk is adjudged to be sufficiently high.

again adjudged him a security risk.

Adjudged guilty and sent to jail.

Merely copying "AD", however, was not adjudged a crime.

The magistrate then adjudged the thing to the transferee.

But in the end, Stayner was adjudged sane and sentenced to die.