Sentence examples for wrongly holding from inspiring English sources

They arose from Simpson's ill-conceived -- self-help, gun-assisted -- plot with his conspirators (who testified against him) to recover his football memorabilia from a Las Vegas hotel room where certain individuals were, ostensibly, wrongly holding it.

An issue with such remediation projects is the wrongly held belief that these structures are perfectly adaptable to the typology and location in any geomorphodynamic context, regardless of the characteristics of the basin and watercourse.

There is evidence that in some developing countries, girls are not allowed to access water fountains because of wrongly held beliefs about menstruation.

Discussions have begun on the matter, and will now center on monetary damages to be paid to those who were wrongly held.

The federal criminal rules were amended years ago to allow searches not only for fruits of crime or evidence but for individuals wrongly held.

Proponents of the deal have argued that the banks knowingly and wrongly held onto accounts, which in some cases were drained by bank fees.

The United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention has concluded Princeton graduate student Xiyue Wang, shown here with his wife and their young son before he was detained in Iran in 2016, is wrongly held and should be released immediately.

But Enron is closely associated both with the Bush White House and with the Republicans' alleged enthusiasm for energy deregulation, a policy which is widely (though wrongly) held by Californian voters to have caused the electricity mess in the first place.

Moreover, it is possible to assert that 70percentt of Americans wrongly hold a wrongheaded view grounded partly in prejudice without saying that the United States is a bigoted country, or that all the people who hold that view are themselves bigots.

Facebook did not publicly disclose this at the time, and appears to have carried out no further enforcement other than requiring those who wrongly held the data to "self-certify" that they had indeed destroyed it.

The report highlights the difficulties that authorities have in correctly assessing the age of a child and notes that inaccurate age assessments have meant that some children have been wrongly held in detention centres intended for adults.