Sentence examples for be wrong to prevent from inspiring English sources

She told the BBC a ban would be like "using a sledgehammer to crack a nut" and it would be wrong to prevent people from "enjoying a legal product in their own property".

But they thought it was wrong to prevent Howard Flight from standing for the Tory party after he appeared to advocate a secret tax-cutting agenda.

"Just as it is wrong to prevent someone from getting a job because they are black, equally it is wrong to give them a job just because they are black," he said.

The major objections to the Swedish report have come from intended fathers, saying that if a woman wants to be a surrogate, surely it is wrong to prevent her from doing so.

After all, we are constantly told that parliament was wrong to prevent the bombing of the Syrian army in 2013, and that it still remains essential to remove Assad.

Moreover, China's perceived enemy, the Dalai Lama, leader of another Buddhist school but recognized universally as Tibetan Buddhism's foremost figure and the leader of a Tibetan government in exile, has joined in demanding the Karmapa's release, saying that it was wrong to prevent him from taking up his religious duties and the higher studies he has said he went to India to pursue.

Asch holds that a woman has a right to an abortion, but also that it would be wrong to have an abortion to prevent the birth of a disabled child.

Yvette Cooper, Labour's spokeswoman on home affairs, said in a statement that the European Commission was "wrong to try to prevent member states having sensible checks like this, as it will increase public concerns about migration and give member states an incentive to cut employment support for everyone".

"It is also wrong to prevent the submission of potentially excellent academic research proposals, simply because they come from researchers on the wrong kind of contract.

A Home Office spokesman was quoted by the BBC a saying: "The UK is open to the brightest and best, including talented scientists and engineers, and it is wrong to suggest our policies prevent companies appointing the skilled workers they need.

It would be a terrible wrong to prevent children from being placed into loving homes as an act of political retaliation.