Sentence examples for wrongly destroyed from inspiring English sources

If Labour party activists had the power they possessed in 1969 they would have (rightly) disposed of the "education reforms" as they (wrongly) destroyed the trade union reforms which were called In Place of Strife.

By halting the talks Andersen has left its best shot at survival on the table and is headed for trial on May 6. Had a settlement been reached Andersen could have admitted that it wrongly destroyed Enron -related documents and then been put on what is essentially probation, avoiding any formal prosecution as long as the firm stayed on its best behavior.

Wrongly, she destroyed the neighbourhood policing that builds community cohesion and prevents crime.

At volunteer-run food bank Kolding Madhjælp, pallets of supermarket produce that have been wrongly marked and might otherwise be destroyed are stocked alongside surplus food from a nearby hotel.

But they were wrongly told that the exhibits had been destroyed, and an investigation has been launched by the forensic science regulator.

Media accounts of mismanagement were often sensational and inaccurate, sometimes wrongly reporting or implying that most of the park was being destroyed.

But an inquiry is being launched into why the Forensic Science Service wrongly told defence lawyers acting for him in 1998 that exhibits in the inquiry had been destroyed.

It was also wrongly believed until recently that the greater part of the collection, including Humboldt's own manuscripts, was destroyed in Berlin or otherwise lost during the last months of World War Two.

Perhaps she never showed it to anybody again, perhaps she destroyed it, maybe we will find it one day, maybe we already did but it's wrongly attributed to her brother's hand.

What it also reveals is why Lloyds, one of the safest and most profitable – some would wrongly say boring – of the UK's high-street banks was so eager to buy first Northern Rock, and then HBOS, which nearly destroyed it.

Instead of the huge influx of immigrants that headlines wrongly report, in reality the capital's population has only gradually been creeping back to the level of 75 years ago, before the blitz destroyed many parts of the city.