Sentence examples similar to wrongly make from inspiring English sources

Mr. Klebanoff said Mr. Murdoch's syndicate wrongly made him a scapegoat.

The BBC said the settlement was comprehensive and reflects the gravity of the allegations that were wrongly made.

He later apologised for the remark in a statement, saying "I regret having wrongly made that remark about abuse and I'm sorry those words were uttered.

All those things that sport taught you as a child it was thought, rightly or wrongly, made you good empire builders".

The DWP error could also lead to hundreds of applications to the local government ombudsman as tenants seek redress for being wrongly made liable for the bedroom tax.

The great secrets to which Mr. Lee had access -- and of which he had wrongly made computer tapes -- turned out to be not so secret.

His aides said they were incensed by recent media coverage that wrongly made out that Labour was in crisis while playing down Tory problems, including David Cameron's impending defeat over his attempts to block Jean-Claude Juncker from becoming the next president of the European Commission.

"There was a concerted effort to minimize and downplay the significance of the Miranda rights by referring to these constitutional rights as mere 'formalities.'" Judge Lubet said Detective Becton wrongly made "direct and implied promises of benefit," promising to talk to prosecutors on her behalf if Captain Nowak cooperated.

Mr Wells added: " I regret having wrongly made that remark about abuse and I'm sorry those words were uttered.

The forum has dealt with cases of keys being sold, illegal subletting and claims of succession being wrongly made after someone has died.

"The settlement is comprehensive and reflects the gravity of the allegations that were wrongly made," the corporation said in a statement.