Sentence examples for wrongly suspected that from inspiring English sources

He said those officials wrongly suspected that he was running a pyramid scheme.

It later was confirmed that the government had wrongly suspected that Ai was a source for the spreading 2011 pro-democracy movement known as the "Jasmine Revolution," inspired by the democracy movement in Tunisia and the spreading Arab Spring.

Following the trend in the Roman Catholic Church that wrongly suspected Jews of influencing the Reformation to some degree, Paul in 1555 established the ghetto at Rome.

Investigators now acknowledge that they wrongly suspected him.

Mr. Ellison, who spoke as a witness, tearfully described the sacrifice of Mohammed Salman Hamdani, a volunteer medical technician who died trying to help rescue victims in the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001 — pointing out that Mr. Hamdani was wrongly suspected of being part of the plot until his remains were discovered.

A federal appeals court in Manhattan yesterday reinstated a lawsuit against the F.B.I. that was brought five years ago by an Egyptian student wrongly suspected of aiding the Sept. 11 hijackers with a sophisticated aviation radio in his hotel room.

Judge Neil Ford QC criticised the actions of the two officers but said they could not be blamed for the wider policing problems that contributed to the murder of the Iranian refugee – who was wrongly suspected of being a paedophile by his neighbours.

The risk that innocent people might die if a wrongly suspected plane was shot down was recognized from the start of the program.

Sometimes as, some argue, in the case of Sir Ian Blair, boss of the Metropolitan Police, whose officers killed an innocent man wrongly suspected of terrorism in 2005 the opposite case can be made: that a resignation would be dangerously bad for morale.

In a move that would have Poe spinning, he falls back on the old trick of having Quentin wrongly suspected of murder.

He was wrongly suspected in the killing of another officer.