Sentence examples for wrongly reported that from inspiring English sources

So, what to do? Introduce a law like the one in France (often wrongly reported) that means certain non-full-time employees in technology and consultancy industries have to disconnect after 13 hours of work?

Several news outlets today wrongly reported that Anonymous Antisec hackers had leaked "newly available" Facebook law enforcement guidelines that explain how and what data can be obtained by officials with a subpoena, warrant, or court order.

Approximately 20% of our respondents wrongly reported that tap water was a suitable storage medium.

CNN reported that fact, but then wrongly reported that therefore the court struck down the mandate as unconstitutional.

3.42pm: Fedorcio says in November 2011 the Guardian wrongly reported that he was on extended leave following allegations of phone hacking.

As was bound to happen, it meant some papers wrongly reported that the Met police were "investigating" the pictures rather than "studying" them.

A rogue tweet by a BBC reporter after an obituary rehearsal led several major international news organisations to wrongly report that Queen Elizabeth had been admitted to hospital.

One newspaper, wrongly reporting that Stewart had described Cumbrians as "primitives," ran a piece under the sub-headline "OLD ETONIAN HAS TO APOLOGISE".

But Channel 4 has now been referred to the attorney general, Jeremy Wright QC, after it accidentally published an online page wrongly reporting that Harris had been convicted, before the jury had reached its verdict.

It is also plausible that patients wrongly report that they have been treated respectfully because of fear of negative consequences when complaining about their own health workers or because they feel such an answer is generally socially desirable.

HP claims that a third of that was wrongly reported, misleading Autonomy's shareholders on the London Stock Exchange and later HP.