All nine justices said the appeals court was wrong to strike down the law as too vague.
LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, Aug. 18, 1999 On the Will of the People Saying a judge in Oregon was wrong to strike down a ballot initiative that permitted doctor-assisted suicide, he said that the initiative was "a positively terrible idea," but the judge should not have "displaced the will of the people".
Finely tuned competitors, whether of the championship or the plodder variety, knew in their bones and their nerve endings and their hearts that it would be wrong to prance through a stricken city.
Furthermore, Cristina Casalinho, chief economist at Banco BPI, one of Portugal's leading banks, said it would be wrong to infer from a general strike that was called and led by trade unions that there was a clear drop in public support for the government and serious harm done to its credibility.
Although I still feel the junior doctors and British Medical Association have handled their public relations poorly, and were wrong to resort to strike action without a more effective PR campaign, I now support their continued action.
This is of a piece with sentimental and outworn notion that it is always wrong to strike a lady.
"It's never wrong to strike first," says Mr. Lau's Hou, a warlord in early Republican China whose Machiavellian scheming leads him to disaster.
A casual listener would be perfectly capable of listening to this song and thinking: 'Oh those bloody lazy retail workers, why don't I get any perks?' and then take to their phone to rattle off a few tweets of nonsense about how it's wrong to go on strike, and anyway, thanks to the last Labour government white people are no longer allowed to.
He said it was wrong to believe that air strikes in Syria would be illegal without Assad's approval.
