Sentence examples for wrongly failed to from inspiring English sources

This approach for the most part kept consumer prices down, but practical problems have long been clear.Most obviously, the rest of Europe (wrongly) failed to liberalise wholeheartedly too.

The suit also says that Chiron, based in Emeryville, Calif., wrongly failed to provide Bayer with potentially costly details about a patent license, Japanese-employee pension liabilities and suspected violations of Mexican law.

McCarthy said the government has rightly set targets for human use of antibiotics but has wrongly failed to set any targets for veterinary use of antibiotics when farm animals account for 40% of antibiotic use in the UK.

He worked to persuade judges from Britain and Africa - who sit as Botswana's appeal court under its post-colonial judicial system - that the state had wrongly failed to reveal to the defence that it had granted immunity from prosecution to a leading suspect in the murder in return for agreeing to testify against Bosch.

A judge ruled that the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (Nice) wrongly failed to disclose the economic reasoning behind a decision in October to restrict the supply of strontium ranelate, a drug manufactured by Servier laboratories under the brand name Protelos.

In addition, one participant who had been allocated to the waiting list condition was subsequently found to have been wrongly randomised as they failed to meet the defined inclusion criteria (SDQ-ES < 4).

Even if A acts wrongly or fails to act virtuously, it is arguable that A does not harm anyone or violate anyone's rights, and only harm or rights violations justify state intervention.

The inspectors wrongly claimed the school had failed to meet key targets, he says, and even got its name wrong, describing it as Broughton Hall Technology College.

Yet Mr Pipes claims sole authorship.In two further cases Mr Pipes concocted a similarity by cobbling words together from different sentences (and in one he wrongly claimed that I had failed to acknowledge him).

The party, wrongly in my view, has failed to make the case for PR for the past decade out of a fear that it is perceived as only having a single issue.

In issuing its 5-to-0 opinion, the Supreme Court found that Mr. Coleman, who had argued, in part, that thousands of absentee ballots had been wrongly excluded from the count, had failed to prove that "the trial court's findings of fact are clearly erroneous or that the court committed an error of law or abused its discretion".