Sentence examples for wrongly terminated from inspiring English sources
They argue those documents, which support his claim that he was wrongly terminated, are not covered by the court's order.
Judy believes that the "permissive" 1960s and 70s have ushered in a godless world of legalised abortion and divorce on demand in which millions of unborn lives have been wrongly terminated; JB disagrees profoundly.
But when it comes to accounts that have been wrongly terminated or sabotaged, we're always monitoring that too, and it generally comes to a very low number.
Mangan countersued, saying he had been wrongly terminated for raising legitimate safety concerns.
The wrongly terminated renewals account for only about 1% of the thousands of applications the department processes each month.
The latest Inquirer reporting said that despite reinstatements of some wrongly terminated recipients, " [child] enrollment [in state-run healthcare] has dropped by 93,000".
Slater-Carter has attempted to introduce legislation that would give franchisees more rights and allow them to recoup some of their investment if a parent company such as McDonald's wrongly terminates their agreement.
Several parents said they had been wrongly denied Medicaid coverage, or had their benefits terminated.
Ministers announced in March that the contract to deliver work capability assessments was being terminated early by mutual consent, amid criticism of delays and the number of disabled people apparently being wrongly judged fit to work.
