Sentence examples for wrongly announced from inspiring English sources

"The next thing I knew, Celtic wrongly announced that he was signing for them.

Police on the Caribbean island of St Lucia wrongly announced they had charged six men with the rape of two British women, officials have said.

Steve Harvey will most likely return to host Miss Universe 2016 despite the blunder he made at this year's contest when he wrongly announced the first runner-up as the winner.

Update 2 October 2013: Bafta Cymru later said it had wrongly announced that Newyddion had won the best news programme category.

The Financial Times reported that Martin Leach Martin Leach is suing Ford Motor for up to $72 million, alleging the company wrongly announced he had resigned and then prevented him from working for a competitor.

The Financial Times reported that Leach is suing the company for up to 60 million euros, alleging it wrongly announced he had resigned and then prevented him from working for a competitor.

A 165-year-old law that threatens anyone calling for the abolition of the monarchy with life imprisonment is technically still in force – after the Ministry of Justice admitted wrongly announcing that it had been repealed.

This week Martin Leach, a former head of Ford of Europe, sued his ex-employer for up to €60m ($72m) for wrongly announcing his resignation and then enforcing his non-compete clause in order to prevent him from taking a job as head of Fiat's car division.

"It is now self-evident he was wrongly accused," his attorney, Theodore Simon, announced after the verdict was read.

In March 1919 the directors were released on bail after an appeals court ruled they had been wrongly convicted; in May 1920 the government announced that all charges had been dropped.

Alphabet, the company you probably still wrongly refer to as "Google," today announced the launch of Chronicle, a new cybersecurity company that aims to give companies a better chance at detecting and fighting off hackers.