Sentence examples for wrongly settled from inspiring English sources

Jeffery Jones, a councilman who represents the historic district, said the city had wrongly settled for what was convenient.

The police wrongly settled on the theory that Carruth arranged a contract murder of Adams to get out of paying child support, Rudolf said.

In the process, one goes fallaciously from an existential to a universal statement, and after wrongly settling on (B), one finds it impossible for X to collide with Y given the division of Y into Yi parts, none of which collides with X.

"While you have publicly offered to reimburse the $84,000 in taxpayer funds you wrongly used to settle a sexual harassment claim, there is no legal recourse requiring you to give that money back to Congress".

It said, wrongly, that the matter had been settled by arbitration in 1992 and that it would "take all necessary measures to defend and protect its rights".

"TCFC has previously been in dispute with HMRC over wrongly assessed VAT and this was settled in TCFC's favour," the statement went on to say.

As for group settlements, the five men wrongly imprisoned in the 1989 Central Park jogger case settled with the city for $41 million.

Today two judges heard that the three cases could now be settled following admissions by the police that section 1 powers were wrongly used.