Sentence examples for wrongly removed as from inspiring English sources

The party said Norma Woodward was wrongly removed as its Carmarthen East and Dinefwr candidate by a committee that overstepped its authority.

Longchamp, who had left England after Walter's intervention, now returned, and argued that he had been wrongly removed as justiciar.

Britain, in particular, has suffered several data-related scandals, including one last year when the National Health Service wrongly removed organs from as many as 21 people after their deaths because of a mix-up of their records.

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.

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.

But that's led to trouble for Facebook, as newsworthy historical photos including nudity and citizen journalism accounts of police violence have been wrongly removed, then restored after media backlash or executive review.

It avoids the disadvantage of the traditional methods that smaller wavelet coefficients are wrongly removed.

On the flip side, Google has improved its "counter-notice" tools for those who believe their content was wrongly removed.

Using our adapted versions of the simUI and simGIC measures, we were able to remove more false positives, for the same number of true positives wrongly removed.