Sentence examples for wrongly placed from inspiring English sources
How do I know if I'm one of the wrongly placed voters?
And cheating is only going to get worse as even higher stakes are wrongly placed on standardized test scores.
Any skepticism that the Internet effort might be a public relations ploy, as some local officials have suggested, is wrongly placed, he said.
Many in Benghazi fear a long and bloody battle ahead.Correction: An earlier version of this article wrongly placed Mr Haftar in Tripoli during the attack on the congress there, rather than in Benghazi.
When the police fingerprinted Mr. Sanchez, then 33, they wrongly placed the prints on a card that bore the name, Social Security number and other data for Leo Rosario, Mr. Sillery wrote.
Lawyers with the American Civil Liberties Union, who sued the government earlier this year on behalf of passengers who said they were wrongly placed on no-fly lists, cautiously welcomed the change.
Kathryn W. Kelber Houston, Sept. 14, 2007 To the Editor: "Return on success" is both grammatically unsound and wrongly places the burden of Iraqi success on our military.
The lawsuit maintains that the regulations wrongly place the burden on the workers to say they need a break and some shade when they start to suffer from the heat.
The lawyer wrote that the attorney general's office was wrongly placing blame for the collapse of the market by going after companies like Schwab instead of underwriters that had withdrawn support and stopped bidding at the auctions.
Do they merit ours?DAVID STEINBERGAlexandria, VirginiaChairman's messageSIR Bagehot (December 2nd) wrongly places Peter Mandelson on a Mies van der Rohe chair.
findings prior to any agency action on the guidance is especially necessary given the recent factually inaccurate assertions that wrongly place blame for the recent school shooting in Parkland, Florida, on the 2014 guidance," Mr. Scott wrote.
