Sentence examples for wrongly founded from inspiring English sources
While writing your life's story down might help you mend the past, as we talked about in this article, what we can do to impact our present and future is change the thoughts we tell ourselves, especially the negative and wrongly founded ones that control our actions.
They said they would cooperate with existing nonprofit programs around the country to free the wrongly convicted, like the Innocence Project founded by Barry C. Scheck and Peter J. Neufeld at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law at Yeshiva University, which specializes in cases with DNA evidence.
He and co-counsel on the Simpson case, Peter Neufeld, founded the Innocence Project that uses DNA evidence to exonerate wrongly convicted prisoners.
As the trial progressed, Ms. Romanova, a journalist, founded Russia Behind Bars for wives who believe that their husbands have been wrongly accused in white-color criminal cases.
Although the film is often wrongly cited as leading to the creation of the homeless charity Shelter which was, coincidentally, founded shortly after the first broadcast, the impact of the film in alerting the public and the media to the scale of the housing crisis did vastly increase the national reach of the organisation.
Reich moved back to New York in 1965, founded his own ensemble and released a second tape work, Come Out, featuring the voice of a black teenager wrongly accused of murder.
She founded NewSeed Advisors last year.
In a U.S. Tax Court lawsuit, heirs say the IRS wrongly (1) cut the claimed tax-reducing marital deduction from $188 million to $2 million and (2) asserted the estate undervalued by $28 million its stake in Kelly Services, which Kelly founded in Detroit in 1946.
