Sentence examples for wrongly imposed from inspiring English sources

The ChevronTexaco project has been fighting a $71 million environmental fine it contends was wrongly imposed.

Roshen claims that the penalties were wrongly imposed, and the current government says that the tax inspectors abused their power.

ruled that the United States wrongly imposed duties on the ground that the former state-owned company unfairly benefited from subsidies before it was sold.

Given that BT only admitted its mistakes when the media got involved, it's possible that more householders are living without a phone line because of massive, wrongly imposed costs.

Andrew Jacobs (NYT) MORRISTOWN: KILLER SEEKS LIGHTER SENTENCE Sam Manzie, 18, argued yesterday that a sentence that leaves him ineligible for parole until he is 76 was wrongly imposed.

Celibacy itself, once recognized as a charism, a gift from God to a selected few, was wrongly imposed on the entire guild of the ordained; now to add this layer of self-hatred could sink the church.

We sought to change them into hearing people, wrongly imposing our world on them.

It has been cited in particular as the most egregious example in the court's history of wrongly imposing a judicial solution on a political problem.

They are seeking a ruling that the regulations rely on flawed criteria which narrow the definition of domestic violence too far and wrongly impose a strict 24-month time limit on the evidence a person can use to show they were victims entitled to aid.

Q: And how do you punish countries for wrongly imposing travel restrictions?

Mr. Obama quickly answered a question directed at Ms. Merkel about the National Security Agency's surveillance of Americans and foreigners, and Ms. Merkel swiftly quashed a suggestion from a German reporter that Mr. Obama appealed to her to do more or to change course in the euro crisis, where she has been accused — she says wrongly — of imposing too much austerity on European neighbor states.