Sentence examples for wrongs committed from inspiring English sources

But "slip" is a generous way to describe the wrongs committed against Toms River.

Nevertheless, there is a difference between wrongs committed in self-defense and those perpetrated intentionally.

Why, its lawyers asked, should Alabama submit to different rules today because of wrongs committed long ago?

In any event, state prosecutors have power to investigate federal officials only for wrongs committed in a private capacity.

Soon after he replaced Mr Suharto, President B.J. Habibie came under strong pressure from Muslim organisations to redress the wrongs committed in Aceh.

I believe the motive is revenge for a host of wrongs committed by Pittsburgh's one percent, though I have no information that the Occupy movement is responsible.

They say it would ease traffic, improve neighborhood life and right a decades-old wrong committed by the master planner Robert Moses of building an unnecessary highway.

Rather than seeing crime as a wrong committed against the state, the restorative justice model positions crime as an act committed against an individual and a community.

Nor does California law govern a dispute involving an alleged wrong committed by one Indian citizen against another Indian citizen, in India".

The only redress is to sue in the US under ATCA – the 1789 Alien Tort Claims Act – a unique statute which permits victims from anywhere in the world to sue any company or person for a wrong "committed in violation of the law of the nations".

Mason Akiyama had done no wrong, committed no crime.