Sentence examples for been wrong to conclude from inspiring English sources

The court found that the Board of Immigration Appeals had been wrong to conclude that a conviction in 2000 for attempted assault made him deportable as an "aggravated felon," and sent the matter back to the board for a new decision.

On Tuesday, the IPCC questioned the "honesty and integrity" of the officers, and said West Mercia Police had been wrong to conclude they had no case to answer for misconduct.

The Ellison review, she said, made clear that the IPCC had been wrong to conclude there was no evidence to suggest the Met withheld information relating to corruption from the Macpherson inquiry.

Yet it would be wrong to conclude that Europeans are any less prone to corporate trouble.

Yet it would be wrong to conclude that this is the end of the internet revolution.

It would be wrong to conclude that Corbyn is an unequivocal believer in "out".

Yet it is wrong to conclude that high taxes cause rapid growth.

Having said, though, I think it would be wrong to conclude that the Taliban are popular.

But you are wrong to conclude that these countries have been left on their own by the European Union.

But it also would be wrong to conclude that chronic fatigue syndrome is not an infectious disease, he added.

But it is wrong to conclude from this that more growth and more technological change would compound the disaster.