Sentence examples for wrongly maintained from inspiring English sources

The following correction was published on 11 March 2012: A factbox headed "Fraizer's Rise" (Sport) wrongly maintained that Fraizer Campbell could not save Hull from relegation in 2007.

As a result, The News of the World and News International wrongly maintained that these issues were confined to one reporter.

He said "the News of the World and News International wrongly maintained that these issues were confined to one reporter" and that the company had passed information to the police which would demonstrate this.

They have also wrongly maintained that it would end golf courses, scuba diving and floor tiles.

Ms. Logan was also the author of two historical books: In "Against the Evidence" (McCall, 1970), she chronicled the 1912 trial of a police lieutenant, Charles Becker, who was convicted, wrongly she maintained, of shooting a smalltime gambler.

At a campaign-style house party in New Hampshire last week, the presidential contender maintained – wrongly – that the causes of climate change were "convoluted".

Indeed, ethical issues of sedation in palliative medicine are almost always designed in the perspective of reflection and debate on euthanasia controversy, particularly situations of sedation wrongly called "terminal", which means maintained until the patient's death.

Others maintained that it was wrongly designed for one-to-one communication, whereas "multipoint" communication (conference calls) is how most businesses conduct remote conferencing.

His attorneys have maintained the officer was wrongly charged and that he was acting legally when he killed McDonald because he feared for his life.

A related tendency is for investors to overpay for shares in fast-growing companies, wrongly assuming that such growth rates can be maintained over the long term.

Mr. Smith's lawyer, Edna Schwartz, maintained yesterday that Mr. Smith had been wrongly accused, and that he made a false confession under duress.