Sentence examples for imposed the wrong from inspiring English sources

But I did say that the trade union leaders imposed the wrong Miliband on the Labour Party five years ago and so it has proved.

The Egelman analysis could be strengthened even further by providing additional evidence that Xu et al. must have imposed the wrong helical symmetry.

He added: "The financial problem is that Germany is imposing the wrong policies on the eurozone.

The financial problem is that Germany is imposing the wrong policies on the eurozone.

Market forces and the constraints of European fiscal agreements are imposing the "wrong policy mix," he said, pushing several countries to try to cut their deficit spending at a time when it is needed most.

Now Rogers faces a potentially crippling threat a "stroke-of-the-pen risk," he calls it if Congress imposes the wrong kind of controls on global-warming gases.

They can do the same thing by imposing the wrong conditions on lending today, as well as by playing favorites among countries in need.

My view is that there remains huge inefficiency in public services, although many poor services are being ring-fenced and cuts imposed in the wrong places.

"Yes, the jewelry is beautiful, and tradition is beautiful, but when it's imposed in the wrong place, it becomes strange and awkward and might cause a negative reaction".

"The politicians have imposed the EU on us for over twenty years - and they were wrong.

"It's absolutely wrong that a vital service should be at threat because the government has imposed the biggest cuts in local government history - £310m on Birmingham".