Sentence examples for claims of wrong from inspiring English sources

There may also be a complaints body that could have powers to investigate claims of wrong doing in recruitment of health professionals without victimizing the complainant.

Dr. Arbit said in an earlier interview with The New York Times that the claim of wrong-sided surgery involved a patient who had a tumor on both sides of his brain, and that the point of entry into the brain was not relevant.

He calls for the return of thoughtful, pragmatic judges who will take the time to distinguish justified from unjustified acts of discrimination, rejecting selfish or perverse claims of "rights gone wrong" while protecting people from truly invidious indignities.

It has long been the seat of vicious political feuds and claims of endemic financial wrong-doing.

In many cases, the research has been done, and we know that the more specific claims of nutritionists are actively wrong.

Although the central claims of the "Rachel was wrong" campaign are demonstrably inaccurate, they have been repeated many times, including in the mainstream media.

That evidence could transform a vague sense of wrong into legal claims that are not readily dismissed.

Every one of these claims is wrong.

The shareholders claim a variety of wrongs by the banks.

What could give such a body the moral authority to hold those who commit such wrongs to account and just what kinds of wrong can it claim as its business?

It might be fashionable to say that both traditional criticism and the novel are on the way out; "The Good of the Novel" works at proving both of these claims wrong, with thirteen essays that are self-contained, elegant, and convincing.