Sentence examples for wrongly removed from inspiring English sources

And how many of them were needy families wrongly removed because of bureaucratic error?

Before the election, Colorado, Louisiana and Michigan were found to have wrongly removed thousands of voters from their rolls.

The new law addresses another problem that arose in the last election by creating provisional ballots to prevent disfranchising citizens who are wrongly removed from the rolls.

A spokesman for Instagram told The Independent: "We wrongly removed this account and immediately worked to fix the error as soon as we learned of it.

The voters wrongly removed by Ms. Harris's purge were disproportionately black -- African-Americans make up one of the strongest Democratic voting groups in the state -- as were the voters on the St . Louisinactive voters list.

Mr. Reid said in a statement that he supported Mr. Bogden because he was "a highly qualified and skilled lawyer who served Nevada well before being wrongly removed from office".

The probability that we wrongly remove a correct contig with average depth ≤ β is at most Note that for an exon of length at least l of sequencing depth x, the probability of branching is.

After Tom's accident she soon became convinced that he was beyond help, wrongly believing surgeons had removed part of his brain in an emergency operation.

The DWP's announcement this week that it will be bringing in new providers alongside Atos to perform the tests, and to retrain existing Atos staff, has delighted campaigners who have long warned that large numbers of vulnerable people have wrongly had vital payments removed.

Finally, both detectors are combined by morphological reconstruction filtering to keep the skin regions whilst removing wrongly detected regions.

During the following correction of the sequences (removing wrongly annotated sequences and filling gaps) the alignment has been adjusted manually.